Banned organization Hizb ut Tahrir (HUT) wanted to carry out serial blasts in Madhya Pradesh. These blasts were to take place in crowded places, religious places and around Hindu leaders. For this, the youth arrested for being associated with the organization in Madhya Pradesh were expanding HUT.

This disclosure was made by the youth arrested from Telangana, Bhopal, Chhindwara and Hyderabad during the interrogation by (National Investigation Agency) NIA officers. NIA has recently presented challan in Bhopal court against the youths arrested on the charges of being associated with HUT.

According to police sources, suspected youth associated with HUT were expanding the organization in the state. For this, India head of terrorist organization HUT Sami Rizvi had held a meeting in Hyderabad last year.

Gym trainer Yasir Khan of Shahjahanabad, Bhopal and other youths participated in this meeting. In the same meeting, Telangana resident Salim made Yasir Khan the MP head of HUT.

Misbah, who was among the accused, was responsible for collecting donations. He used to collect donations by contacting people associated with the HUT organization across the country. Illegal weapons and explosive material were collected from this donation amount. Similarly, Sami Rizvi was responsible for collecting weapons. Danish was given the task of connecting Muslim youth.

Wanted to come into the notice of foreign fundamentalist organizations

All the terrorists had decided in the meeting in Hyderabad that they would soon carry out incidents like serial blasts in different parts of the country. With this, he will come in the eyes of other fundamentalist organizations operating abroad. With this, they will also start getting funds and weapons from abroad.

Out of the 10 members of the radical Islamic organization Hizb-ut-Tahrir (HUT) arrested from Bhopal, five are those who have left Hinduism and accepted Islam. This organization brainwashes people with inflammatory speeches and inspires them to embrace Islam. Out of the 16 members arrested, eight members had converted to Islam. There are three members from Bhopal who married Hindu girls and later converted them.