Narendra Modi cannot stop us, will hoist flag of Islam on Indian subcontinent: Zakir Musa
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Zakir Musa, a former Hizbul Mujahideen commander and the head of a newly created al-Qaeda's Kashmir cell Ansar Ghazwat-Ul-Hind on Thursday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi cannot stop them and they will hoist a flag of Islam on the Indian subcontinent.
In a 10-minute audio message released on YouTube channel Ansar Ghazwa, Zakir Musa also threatened to 'liberate' India from the rule of 'cow-worshipping' PM Modi and Hindus, reported Times of India.
Musa has extensively used the social media to instigate the locals against the Indian security forces and called for establishing of an Islamic State in Jammu and Kashmir.
"Narendra Modi, the worshipper of a cow, can gather as much might with his politics and diplomacy but won't be able to stop us... We will hoist the flag of Islam on Hind (Indian subcontinent) and we will have the Hindu rulers chained and dragged," he reportedly said in an audio message.
A dreaded militant in Kashmir also lashed out at Pakistan army and government for betraying Kashmir's jihadi movement by supporting the US in its war against 'mujahideen'.
He also called Kashmir's militant movement a shining example of Islamic jihad.
Musa, who was earlier heading the Hizbul Mujahideen, quit the militant outfit in May 2017 after the group refused to back his statement warning that Hurriyat leaders would be beheaded for calling the Kashmir issue 'political'.
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