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Lucknow, Nov 18 (IANS) BJP MP Dinesh Sharma on Tuesday reacted to the video of suicide bomber Dr Omar Mohammed, in which the attacker tried to justify suicide bombing. Sharma said that the terrorists “will not get biryani” and instead they will “go to Jahannum (hell).”
Speaking to IANS, Dinesh Sharma said, “He has reached hell. Those who try to create unrest should understand that such mentality cannot exist in India. This is not a country of terrorists and no terrorist operating here will escape justice.”
He said, “It is no longer possible for them to come and enjoy biryani. They will not get biryani; they will go to hell. It does not matter who the terrorists are, they will not be spared.”
Days after the Delhi blasts, a self-recorded video of the i20 car driver, Dr Omar Mohammed, has surfaced on Tuesday in which he attempts to justify his malicious plan, and refers to it as “Shaheed Operation”.
In a highly accented video, Omar attempts to give a religious connection to his terror plan.
He is heard saying, “One of the very misunderstood concepts is the concept of suicide bombing; it is a martyrdom operation; as it is known in Islam… there are many contradictions and arguments that have been brought against it – a martyrdom operation.”
He further explained that “martyrdom operation” occurs when a person assumes that he is definitely going to die at a particular place and time.
His video revealed the suicide bombing mindset, which suggests that he had planned a large-scale terror operation.
According to sources, officials believe that Umar, one of the main accused in the “white collar” terror module, had made this video to brainwash people.
At least 13 people lost their lives and several others were injured in a car blast near Delhi’s Red Fort metro station on November 10. The car was being driven by Dr. Umar, a doctor associated with Al Falah University, Faridabad.
Dr. Umar was originally a resident of Koil village of Pulwama. His family members have described him as a reserved and introverted person who preferred solitude and devoted much of his time to reading.
However, police reports indicate that Omar’s behavior had changed in recent months. He was absent from his university responsibilities from 30 October and began making frequent trips between Faridabad and Delhi, visiting mosques near Ramlila Maidan and Sunehri Masjid.
Officials said he went missing after a police raid in Faridabad on November 9, which resulted in the seizure of about 2,900 kg of ammonium nitrate from a storage facility and the arrest of several of his associates.
During investigation, law enforcement found that Umar and Dr. Muzammil, who were captured after police dismantled the terror network, had traveled to Turkey, where their handlers are believed to be based.
–IANS
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