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Global Jihad and its Implications for the Hindu Identity of India PDF Print E-mail
Written by Ram Kumar Ohri   

After Al Qaeda’s attack on WTC and Pentagon on Sept 11 2001, the world has been in incessant turmoil. Before deliberating on the objectives of global jihad, its massive reach and far reaching implications for India, it is necessary to understand and analyze the global dimensions of the problem. America’s high voltage campaign against Islamist terror by attacking Taliban-ruled Afghanistan in October 2001 and subsequent attack on Iraq are part of recent history. These developments have to be viewed against the backdrop of 9/11.  

GLOBAL JIHAD AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR HINDU IDENTITY OF INDIA

R.K. Ohri, I.P.S. (Retd.)

"Islamic governments have never and will never be established by peaceful solutions and cooperative councils. They are established as they have always been, by pen and gun, by word and bullet, by tongue and teeth"

- Preamble of Al Qaeda

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Challenge of Terror

That explains how and why Muslim warriors from 42 countries were found waging war against the U. S. coalition forces in Afghanistan in 2001. A total of more than 760 Islamic warriors from 42 countries were arrested in Afghanistan alone. Presently Jihadis are reported to be militantly active in more than 60 countries, including many non-Muslim nation-states. Not many Indians know that during the ongoing Pakistan-sponsored terrorism in J&K, armed Islamic warriors from at least 19 countries have been caught or killed while fighting the Indian security forces.

R .K. Ohri

(Retd. I.P.S.)


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