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| Salahuddin caught on camera preparing suicide squads | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Mar 16: Syed Salahuddin, the commander-in-chief of Pakistan-based terrorist outfit Hizbul Mujahideen, has been caught on camera at a terror launch pad in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) exhorting his squad of suicide attackers to cross the line of control and attack the security forces in India.
In the video, accessed with a national news channel, Salahuddin is seen indoctrinating his suicide attackers, armed to the teeth with destructive weapons like rocket launchers and Kalashnikov rifles.
"Go to India, wage Jihad. You will be fighting in the most inhospitable weather conditions. You will be killed there but your martyrdom will be supreme," screams Syed Salahuddin, whose real name is Mohammad Yusuf Shah.
"The battlefield of Kashmir is no doubt the most difficult of all battlefields. That is why compared to others, the holy war (Jihad) in Kashmir will bear you the sweetest fruit," Salahuddin says in the video motivating his cadres before they cross the LoC.
He warns them of the might of the Indian army. He tells his terrorists they will be killed in Kashmir Valley and that they would be fighting in the most inhospitable weather conditions and altitudes.
Sources told that it was a very recent video, as recent as late January or early February, 2010. Salahuddin is seen on video talking about the 21-year-old fight in J&K.
"Recently on February 5, 2010, Kashmir Solidarity Day was observed across Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir where Salahuddin was quoted talking about the 21-year long struggle in Kashmir," a highly placed source said.
"For the past 21-22 years, in the beautiful valleys and snow-clad peaks of J&K, along Dal lake and Jhelum river we have been fighting a war with the 7.5 lakh strong Indian army," Salahuddin tells his band of suicide bombers.
Sources also said that the video is in line with intelligence intercepts and warnings about expecting "one of the hottest summers ever in J&K". Intelligence agencies have warned that terrorists across the LoC have been ordered to carry out a series of intensified spectacular terror strikes in J&K.
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