Farhatullah Ghori, the terrorist who planned the March 1 Rameshwaram Cafe blast in Bengaluru, has come out with a new video, asking youth to attack Indian government functionaries and rail infrastructure. In the video released by Ghori on various Telegram channels, he has asked Indian Muslim youth to attack rail and other transport infrastructure.
Top Intelligence sources have told CNN-News18 that Ghori wants to attack Indian Hindu leaders also as they have been filing legal cases against him through various agencies. In his video, he said that he wanted to attack the Indian supply chain system so that economy is hit.
Ghori is a radical terror leader based possibly in Pakistan and was seen working with various ISIS models.
The Delhi Police had recently arrested 14 radicalised youths and one mastermind Dr Ishteyeaque, who were trained by Abdul Rehman Ketki, who was in touch with Ghori.
Ghori is said to be the mastermind behind the 2002 Akshardham Temple attack in Gujarat that killed over 30 people and injured 80 others. He has also been linked to the 2005 suicide attack on the Special Task Force office in Hyderabad.
‘Radicalisation Propaganda by Ghori’
Top Intelligence sources have said that this is a radicalisation propaganda by Ghori, who wants to stay relevant. Sources have said that his appeal won’t make any difference as bigger terrorists have given similar calls, but they haven’t worked.
However, security agencies are on high alert following the video and are watching developments closely.
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