Pakistan's ISI backed jihadist terrorists want massive Hindu Muslim riots in India - Rapid Action Force deployed in Jama Masjid area
Balaji Reddy
Sep. 15, 2006

The Jihadists and Pakistan's shadow ISI finally inderstands that India is too big and strong to even bend with acts of terror - now they want massive Hindu Muslim riots in all states in India.

They are tagetting, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, MP and others. They want to blow up Muslim places of worship posing as Hindus and blame the same on Hindu militants. It serves them two purposes. First Pakistan can now tell the world that Hindu Militants do in India what Islamic Jihadists did in Pakistan and Bangladesh for the last sixty years. Secondly, massive riots all over can make India real weak and keep the Indian Army and security infrastructure busy.

Tension prevailed in Jama Masjid area today after supporters of Shahi Imam Ahmad Bukhari and Delhi Assembly Deputy Speaker, Shoaib Iqbal, clashed during a protest against Pope Benedict XVI's remarks.

Trouble began this afternoon when scores of persons led by local MLA Iqbal assembled outside the historic mosque in Old Delhi area at a time when acting Imam Bukhari's Friday speech was on.

Tempers frayed after both sides shouted slogans against each other over the public address system leading to commotion, police said. Bukhari and Iqbal are in strained relations after the cleric had issued a fatwa against Iqbal during last Assembly elections.

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