The aim is to set up a new sleeper cell, the mastermind of Akshardham temple attack became active again after 22 years

Farhatullah Ghori, a terrorist recruiter and financier for Pakistan-backed terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), targeted a network of accounts on Facebook, Telegram and YouTube to amplify terrorist propaganda videos targeting religious minorities in the country. A new video has surfaced after 22 years. The Home Ministry declared Farhatullah Ghori a ‘terrorist’ under the UAPA law and his name is at 18th place in the list of 38 hardcore terrorists. His name had cropped up in the failed assassination plot of then BJP state president Nallu Indrasen Reddy in January 2004 and subsequently, the police also alleged his involvement in the October 12, 2005, Begumpet Task Force office suicide bombing and the attack on the Akshardham temple in Gujarat. She goes.

Who is Farhatullah Gauri?

Farhatullah Ghori, also known as Abu Sufiyan, Sardar Saheb and Farooq. He has been linked to high-profile attacks, including the attack on the Akshardham temple in 2002 and a suicide attack on the task force office in Hyderabad in 2005. He has been designated as a terrorist by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and is wanted by Indian law enforcement agencies. Recently, NIA’s most wanted terrorist and part of the IS sponsored module, Mohammad Shahnawaz Alam, and his two associates were arrested. He had revealed Gori’s activities. His involvement in radicalizing Indian youth for online jihad has been revealed.

The online activities of Gauri, who hails from Gujarat, have come under scrutiny. He has been seen posting speeches on YouTube aimed at radicalizing Indian youth. In his online content he attempts to inspire youth to join jihad. Farhatullah Ghori’s voice can be heard in a video statement released just two days ago. Serves in Ghauri and provides guidance on dos and don’ts for aspiring jihadists. The purpose of releasing the video of Farhatullah Ghori is to create a new sleeper cell module of terrorism in India.