शाही इमाम ने नवाज शरीफ को न्योता दिया, और अल कायदा ने पूरे पूर्वी व् पश्चिमी बंगाल मैं एक ‘ खलीफा’ राज्य ‘ के पर्चे बाँटने शुरू किये

शाही इमाम ने नवाज शरीफ को न्योता दिया, और अल कायदा ने पूरे पूर्वी व् पश्चिमी बंगाल मैं एक ‘ खलीफा’ राज्य ‘ के पर्चे बाँटने शुरू किये

कल की दो ख़बरों मन उद्द्वेलित कर दिया . एक तो लार्ड कर्जन के १९०५ के बंगाल विभाजन जिसका घोर विरोध हुआ था और १९११ मैं रद्द करा था वही मुद्दा फिर अल कायदा ने भारत मैं आतंक के लिए उठाया है. दूसरा जामा मस्जिद के शाही इमाम ने नवाज शरीफ को न्योता भेजा है जो कभी इब्राहीम लोदी के समय मैं दरबारियों ने बाबर को हमले के लिए भेजा गया था .  १९६५ से पहले एक मुस्लिम लीगी वर्ग क्रिकेट मैं पाकिस्तान की जीत पर खुश होता था .१९७२ ने वह सब सपने चूर चूर कर दिए . अब अल कायदा के पैसों के लिए खुले आम नए विभाजन के बीज बोये जा रहे हैं . शाही इमाम पर अनेकों वारंट हैं . उनका भारतीय मुसलमानों मैं बहुत प्रभाव भी नहीं है . समय आ गया है की हम अपने इतिहास से सीखें व् इन सपोलों को कुचल दें .

Inviting Sharif, not Modi to Jama Masjid: Shahi Imam New Delhi: The Shahi Imam of Delhi’s Jama Masjid on Thursday said he was inviting Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif but not Narendra Modi to mark his son’s annointment as the Naib Imam, saying the Indian prime minister was yet to win the confidence of the country’s Muslims. Syed Ahmed Bukhari, however, said he had invited four Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders, including Home Minister Rajnath Singh and Health Minister Harsh Vardhan, for the November 29 dinner to mark the occasion. “We have invited the prime minister of Pakistan as we have had relations with him since my (late) father’s time, unlike with Modi, whom we have not invited,” Bukhari said. Ahmed Bukhari’s son, 19-year-old Shaban, will be annointed the Naib Imam November 22. “Modi has not done anything for Indian Muslims even after coming to power. Indian Muslims have not forgiven him for the 2002 Gujarat riots,” the senior Bukhari said. “Modi has not even apologized (for the riots) and reached out to Muslims. He is yet to win the confidence of Muslims.” Ahmed Bukhari said invitations for the dinner had also been extended to Vice President Hamid Ansari, Congress president Sonia Gandhi and her son Rahul Gandhi. The Bukharis, originally from Central Asia, have been the traditional custodians of the Jama Masjid, India’s largest mosque, since it was built during the Mughal era in the 17th century, facing the Red Fort. The late Abdullah Bukhari became politically influential after coming out openly against the Congress party following the Emergency rule of 1975-77. He was later courted by politicians of all hues. The present Shahi Imam, Ahmed Bukhari, has courted controversies, mainly over some of his radical views. Al Qaeda leaflets talk of Bengal caliphate Snigdhendu Bhattacharya, Hindustan Times  Kolkata, October 29, 2014 Intelligence officials in West Bengal have found a purported al Qaeda pamphlet, which talks about establishing an ISIS-style Islamic caliphate in Bangladesh – one that eventually includes several eastern and northeastern Indian states. The pamphlet, written in Bangla and being secretly distributed in West Bengal and Assam, says establishing a caliphate in Bangladesh is crucial for intensifying jihad in Indian states on the eastern border. The text, credited to al-Qaeda’s media wing, specifically mentions West Bengal and Assam, though intelligence officials suspect Bihar and Jharkhand also feature in the terror group’s plans. “If we manage to establish a Syria-like reign here (in Bangladesh) then Muslims from Assam, Arakan (former name of Burma’s Rakhine State) and West Bengal too would be able to come here for hijrat (migration with religious agenda). Simultaneously, anti-India revolts would intensify in seven eastern Indian states,” says the pamphlet. “This would be a huge blow for India, one of the key non-Muslim states in the changed situation of the world.” The discovery of the jihadi literature comes after al Qaeda announced its plans in September to open a branch in the Indian subcontinent. The pamphlet, urging people to restore the Islamic rule of pre-colonial India, may raise new security challenges amid growing communal polarisation in West Bengal, analysts said. “We have got a copy of the leaflet. We will soon send it to New Delhi. This issue has to be discussed at the top level,” a senior officer working with a central intelligence agency told HT on Wednesday. The pamphlet, suspected to have been smuggled into the state through Bangladesh, was discovered a few days before the October 2 Burdwan blast in which two operatives of the militant outfit, Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), were killed while making bombs in a house. HT has a copy of the seven-page pamphlet but could not verify if it is an al Qaeda document. “They have active modules in Jharkhand and Bihar. We have specific inputs that many of those operating in West Bengal had also visited Jharkhand,” an intelligence officer told HT. Analysts say al Qaeda’s efforts are the latest signs of the organisation striving to stay relevant in the face of growing support for ISIS in Iraq and Syria. West Bengal home secretary Basudeb Banerjee refused to speak to HT, while additional director general of law and order Shibaji Ghosh and additional director general of intelligence Banibrata Basu did not respond to text messages. The pamphlet comes close on the heels of the launch of al Qaeda’s English mouthpiece, Resurgence, which deals with its plans for India and Bangladesh. While an article on India urged Muslims here to “regain lost glory of ruling India”, another on Bangladesh stressed that the country was becoming an outpost of India “politically, economically and culturally”. See More