Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir: A 16-year-old Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) suicide bomber who was killed on Sunday inside the four-storey Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) building in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama had threatened terror attacks across India in an undated video. He was among the three slain terrorists who had attacked the camp at Lethpora and killed five CRPF personnel.
In the eight-minute video message, Fardeen Ahmed, son of a serving Jammu and Kashmir policeman, talks about the "roaring" resurgence of his terror group headed by Pakistani terrorist Masood Azhar and urges youngsters to join the Jaish-e-Mohammed. He is surrounded by three AK assault rifles, a huge cache of ammunition, grenades and communication devices.
According to police, Fardeen Ahmed was a resident of Tral in south Kashmir, the slain terrorist Burhan Wani's hometown. He had joined the group only three months ago.
The terrorists were reportedly trained by four feet tall Noor Mohammad Tantray or Chhota Noora, a top Jaish terrorist, who was killed by security forces in an operation last week. His death had dealt a huge blow to the group which had lost Talhr Rasheed, nephew of Jaish chief Masood Azhar, in an encounter in November.
The terrorists had struck around 2 am. They threw grenades and opened fire before breaching the perimeter of the training centre of the 185 Battalion of the CRPF. The police had prior intelligence warning about this attack which was shared with the CRPF.
In the eight-minute video message, Fardeen Ahmed, son of a serving Jammu and Kashmir policeman, talks about the "roaring" resurgence of his terror group headed by Pakistani terrorist Masood Azhar and urges youngsters to join the Jaish-e-Mohammed. He is surrounded by three AK assault rifles, a huge cache of ammunition, grenades and communication devices.
According to police, Fardeen Ahmed was a resident of Tral in south Kashmir, the slain terrorist Burhan Wani's hometown. He had joined the group only three months ago.
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The terrorists were reportedly trained by four feet tall Noor Mohammad Tantray or Chhota Noora, a top Jaish terrorist, who was killed by security forces in an operation last week. His death had dealt a huge blow to the group which had lost Talhr Rasheed, nephew of Jaish chief Masood Azhar, in an encounter in November.
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The terrorists had struck around 2 am. They threw grenades and opened fire before breaching the perimeter of the training centre of the 185 Battalion of the CRPF. The police had prior intelligence warning about this attack which was shared with the CRPF.
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