Scary scene like Pahalgam in Mumbai! Asked about religion from the guards and then put a knife on the neck for reading ‘Kalma’

Mumbai: A heart-wrenching news has come out from Mira Road area of ​​the country’s financial capital Mumbai. Here a science graduate youth made a fatal attack on two security guards. The method of attack was so horrifying that it is being compared with the terrorist attack in Pahalgam last year. The accused first asked the guards about their religion, then forced them to recite Kalma and when they refused, they stabbed them with knives. Maharashtra ATS is now investigating this entire matter from the terrorist angle.

That scary game at 4 in the morning

According to the police, this incident took place around 4 am on Monday. The accused Zaib Zuber Ansari (31) reached near an under-construction building where guards Rajkumar Mishra and Subroto Sen were posted. The accused first asked them the directions and then suddenly came back and started asking about their religion. The accused pressurized the guards to recite ‘Kalma’. When the guards refused to do so, Jab attacked them with a knife. At present both the guards are fighting a battle of life and death in the hospital.

How did the ‘science graduate’ who returned from America become a radical?

Investigation has revealed that the accused Zaib Zuber Ansari is very educated. He is a science graduate and has lived in America for many years. In the year 2020, due to not getting a job in America, he returned to India and started teaching chemistry to children online while living alone in Mira Road. Investigating agencies believe that during loneliness he started on the path of radicalism through the internet. ATS is now scanning the digital footprints of his laptop and mobile to find out whether he had any connection with any handler sitting across the border.

Desired to join ISIS, secret revealed in diary

When the agencies searched the house of the accused, some scary hand-written notes were recovered from there. According to sources, in these notes Jaib had expressed his deep desire to join the terrorist organization ISIS. He had described the attack on security guards as his ‘first step’ towards becoming part of a terrorist organisation. Some objectionable books and items have also been found from his house, which are testimony to his dangerous intentions.

CM said- the accused wanted to target Hindus

Seeing the seriousness of this matter, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has issued a statement. He said that this seems to be a case of ‘self-radicalization’. According to the CM, the accused wanted to target Hindus in the name of Jihad. Security agencies are considering it as a ‘Lone Wolf’ attack. At present, Maharashtra ATS and NIA have taken command of this case.