Almost 100 terrorists ensured one way ticket to hell by taking an oath to wage war against India and fight the Indian Army and the Indian Security Forces. The oath was taken in two programmes organized in Kotli and Rawalkot towns of Pakistan occupied Kashmir in mid October. A message from Masood Azhar, chief terrorist and the founder of the terror group, JeM, was also read out to those in attendance at the two events.
Azhar is believed to be unwell and out of public life for the past six years. Abdul Rouf Asghar, younger brother of this Masood Azhar, and the present head of the JeM in Pakistan, made an hour-long speech at both the events to fresh Jaish recruits, including these 100 itching to reach hell at the earliest.
Quoting from the verses of the Holy Quran, Abdul Rouf Asghar tried to pump the new recruits for suicide and also spoke about the JeM strike on the Pathankot Air Base of the Indian Air Force.
Asghar made a laughable statement “Our mujahidins entered the air base, where helicopters were flying above them, and they were sitting on the bodies of Air Force men among Indian missiles and aircraft.”
He also referred to Indian PM Narendra Modi in his speech, by saying that “a day will come when the 56-inch chest will be on his knees and that day will come soon”.
Well Indian Army is eagerly waiting to hand over one way confirmed tickets to any terrorist dig daring to enter India.
The despicable functions were organised by Pakistan-backed but internationally banned terror outfit, Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), in its ‘Shohdai Kashmir’ conference. These rabid dogs swore to snarl at the mighty Indian Army and its security installations in the coming days. Two terrorists who attacked the Army post in Sunderbani in Rajouri near the Line of Control (LoC) last Sunday were sent to their allotted berth in hell are believed to be from the same group. Both the pigs were taken down an ambush, though unfortunately three Army soldiers also got martyred.
Even as Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan focuses almost singularly on “India solving the Kashmir problem”, terror outfits in his country are planning suicide attacks on Indian armed forces and security installations.
India Today TV has accessed photographs of the venue of these programmes where posters in Urdu clearly indicate the purpose of the gatherings and the future plans of the Jaish.
One of the Jihadist rallies organised in Kotli cricket ground in PoK did not allow anyone attending it to carry a mobile phone or a camera.
