Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently said in his speech that Hindus are never involved in terror activities. But their claim does not match the National Investigation Agency (NIA) claims of the country's federal anti-terrorist organization. Because the NIA's Most Wanted List includes many Hindu accused
Actually, the NIA website has the Most Wanted List Section for Terror related matters, which include accused of various religions, whether it is Hindu, Muslim or Christian. And when it comes to rewarding
, then some of the Maoists or Naxalites are much more rewarded than Islamist terrorists.
In which Maoist leader Laxman Rao alias Ganapati has the highest cash prize of Rs 15 lakhs. This is the first class terrorist. According to the NIA, accused Ramchandra Kalasangra and Sandeep Dange are also part of the 'terrorist gang', which is waged in the Samjhauta Express train explosion and in case of the Mecca Masjid blast in Ajmer.
Both of these come in the second highest class of NIA. Along with many others associated with the terrorist group Indian Mujahideen, a cash prize of Rs.10 lakh each is also on the head of these two. Against these people, Interpol issued red corner notices for the use of weapons and explosions and cases related to terrorism.
In the compromise blast case, the court recently acquitted Aseemanand and three other accused in absence of evidence. In this blast, 68 people died. Ramesh, another accused named in the compromise case, is still absconding. It has been declared the NIA's most wanted.
In the terror case, the NIA is looking for another Hindu, whose name is Somraj Jai Prakash alias Anna. He is accused of bomb blasts in Margaon, Goa in 2009. In this case, he is an NIA's wanted to be accused. In this case, Rudra Patil is also nominated, who is absconding. Interpol has issued a Red Corner Notice on the names of these two.
Similarly, there is a case against Braj Kishore Giri, who planted a pressure cooker bomb on the railway track in Motihari. In this case, Motihari Police has arrested three other people – Motilal Paswan, Umashankar Patel, and Mukesh Yadav.
Modi has accused Congress of fabricating the word 'Hindu terror' but in the last five years of this NDA government, the accused remained in the NIA's most wanted list for right-wing extremist activities. Apart from this, many Hindu names are wanted in cases of Maoist terror cases and insurgency spread in the North East.
