“Gustakh -E- Nabi Ki Aik Saza, Sar Tan Se Juda.”

India

oi-Vicky Nanjappa

The
probe
into
the
murder
of
Umesh
Kolhe
by
radical
Islamists
has
learnt
that
the
killers
were
inspired
by
the
ideology
“Gustakh
-E-
Nabi
Ki
Aik
Saza,
Sar
Tan
Se
Juda.”

New
Delhi,
Dec
20:
In
its
latest
finding
in
the
murder
of
Umesh
Kolhe
at
Amaravati
Maharashtra,
the
National
Investigation
has
learnt
that
the
Muslim
killers
were
part
of
the
Tablighi
Jamaat.

On
the
night
of
June
21,
Kolhe
was
returning
home
from
his
medical
store
on
his
scooter
when
he
was
accosted
by
three
Muslim
men
on
a
bike
and
hacked
to
death.
The
Maharashtra
police
at
that
time
which
was
under
the
Maha
Vikas
Aghadi
government
had
initially
said
that
the
killing
was
for
gains.
However
it
was
found
that
the
money
that
Kolhe
was
carrying
was
intact.
It
reminded
everyone
of
the
killing
of
Hindu
tailor,
Kanaihya
Lal
at
Udaipur,
Rajasthan
by
two
radical
Islamists.

In
the
Umesh
Kolhe
case
it
was
found
that
the
killers
were
intrigued
by
a
so-called
social
activist,
Irfan
Khan
and
Maulavi
Mushfique
Ahmed.
This
also
brings
us
to
question
about
how
much
more
needs
to
be
done
about
the
Islamic
courts
which
are
in
abundance
and
orders
hit
on
Hindus
and
pro-Hindus.

Sar
Tan
Se
Juda:

The
Sar
Tan
Se
Juda
or
severe
the
head
from
the
body
has
become
a
favourite
slogan
among
the
radical
Islamists.
The
NIA
said
that
the
terrorists
in
the
Kolhe
killing
were
influenced
by
the
brutal
ideology
of
“Gustakh
-E-
Nabi
Ki
Aik
Saza,
Sar
Tan
Se
Juda.”

Islamic
State
terrorists
in
Pakistan
pledge
support
to
new
Caliph,
are
radicals
in
India
next?

This
was
the
similar
ideology
that
was
followed
by
the
killers
of
Lal
in
Udaipur.
It
is
also
the
same
ideology
that
the
Islamic
State
and
Al-Qaeda
follows.
Their
concept
of
slitting
the
throat
of
their
victim
has
been
popularised
through
their
videos.
The
killing
of
Daniel
Pearl
and
the
numerous
videos
that
the
Islamic
State
puts
up
showing
beheadings
is
proof
of
the
fact
that
these
radicals
in
India
have
picked
it
up
from
them.

In
the
Kolhe
case
the
NIA
learnt
that
it
was
one
veterinary
doctor,
Yunus
Khan
who
had
taken
a
screenshot
of
Kolhe’s
message
on
Nupur
Sharma
and
posted
it
on
a
group
called
‘Kalim
Ibrahim’ which
had
been
created
by
Irfan
Khan.

The
All
India
Muslim
Jamaat
had
issued
a
decree
on
October
8
this
year
in
which
it
had
advised
against
the
use
of
the
slogan
‘Sar
Tan
Se
Juda.’
However
on
October
9
at
a
procession
in
the
Pipad
town,
district
Jodhpur,
Rajasthan
the
Islamists
raised
the
same
slogan.
Despite
the
decree
issued
by
the
All
India
Muslim
Jamaat,
the
Islamists
raised
slogans
such
as
‘Gustakh-e-Nabi
ki
ek
hi
saza,
sar
tan
se
juda,
sar
tan
se
juda’
as
the
procession
passed
through
the
Hindu
dominated
Mayapur
Subhash
Colony.

The
birth
of
Islamic
Courts:

The
radical
Islamists
have
been
told
by
their
masters
not
to
follow
the
rule
of
law
in
India.
They
are
expected
to
go
before
the
Islamic
Courts
and
follow
the
orders
passed
by
it.

Both
the
Kolhe
and
Lal
murders
brings
back
the
debate
about
these
Islamic
Courts.
When
the
NIA
arrested
C
A
Rauf
in
connection
with
the
Popular
Front
of
India
case,
it
learnt
that
these
Islamic
Courts
had
become
a
menace
and
the
orders
passed
by
it
resulted
in
the
killing
of
several
Hindus.
It
was
based
on
the
orders
of
the
Islamic
Court
that
the
Dawah
teams
were
formed
and
its
primary
work
was
to
target
Hindus
and
also
convert
them
to
Islam.

As
radical
as
it
gets:
Islamists
in
Coimbatore,
TN
have
merged
to
target
Hindus,
temples

An
official
while
speaking
about
such
courts
tells
OneIndia
the
Muslims
have
been
advised
not
to
go
to
the
regular
courts.
The
Islamic
Court
called
the
Darul
Khada
comprises
Muslim
scholars,
social
workers
and
advocates.
The
NIA
found
that
these
persons
run
a
parallel
judiciary
which
settled
plenty
issues.
In
2009
the
Darul
Khada
had
passed
a
ruling
telling
Muslims
not
to
approach
the
judiciary
or
the
police.

Even
during
the
attack
on
Professor
T
D
Joseph
the
probe
found
that
the
Islamic
Court
functioning
in
Kerala
had
given
orders
to
chop
off
the
professor’s
right
hand.

The
official
cited
above
also
added
that
the
Darul
Khadas
have
also
been
interfering
in
family
disputes
involving
Muslims.