This is an archive article published on June 15, 2022
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ISKP releases bulletin on Prophet controversy, threatens attack
Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) too recently issued a warning of carrying out 'suicide bombings' in Delhi, Mumbai, Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat in a bid to avenge the insult to the Prophet Mohammed.
The West Bengal Assembly on Monday, June 20, passed a motion condemning the controversial remarks by former BJP leader Nupur Sharma.
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The Islamic State has now jumped into the Prophet controversy in India threatening to carry out attacks in the country.
The Islamic State Khurasan Province (ISKP), operating in the Indian subcontinent, has begun a news bulletin service through its mouthpiece AlAzaim Foundation. According to independent news handle Khorasan Diary on twitter, the first news bulletin by the organisation is focused on India and the issue of blasphemy.
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“The video features @NupurSharmaBJP, the national spokesperson of the @BJP4India and houses of Muslims bulldozed. It then features previous statements of ISKP suicide bombers who were Indian. Threatening to conduct attacks against India wherever possible,” a post by the handle has said.