The narrator repeatedly provokes the youngsters of Kashmir to take up jihad to free it from Indian forces and calls Kashmir a 'jail' alleging that it has been surrounded by the Indian Armed Forces.
Ansar Ghazwat ul-Hind, a Kashmiri group affiliated to the Al Qaida which was formed by Zakir Musa, on Monday released a ten-minute video featuring what it claims is Afzal Guru's last will from Tihar Jail, urging people to take up jihad to liberate Kashmir from tyrannical forces.
The video, released by its media wing Al-Hurr (meaning free or Independent) has featured images of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Pakistan's ex-PM Nawaz Sharif, former president of America Barack Obama, along with Amarnath Yatra and Burhan Wani.
In the video, the narrator signs off with 'Aapka bhai Afzal Guru from Tihar Jail-Delhi'. The narrator repeatedly provokes the youngsters of Kashmir to take up jihad to free it from Indian forces and calls Kashmir a 'jail' alleging that it has been surrounded by the Indian Armed Forces.
While in the clip narrator accused India of 'forcefully' capturing the territory, it lambasted Pakistan and the Inter-Service Intelligence(ISI), calling it a slave of America, and has expressed that if Pakistan wants to help them, they can only do so if they separated it from the policies of its government and agencies.
The narrator also talks about his experience after getting into jihad in 1990 in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK). He says, "In 1990, after leaving medical college, I went to Muzzafarabad in PoK. Until the 1990s, my life was aimless until I met Ghaji Baba Rahimulla, who changed my life."
The narrator further alleges, "The people of Kashmir have been stuck between India and Pakistan. India has captured our territory in 1947 and since then, its governing in Kashmir. Pakistan has also done the same and the people of Kashmir have stuck between the two powers.
Our youngsters have been distracted with the fashionable life and they have not realised the fact of life. In the video, the narrator announces Jihad-E-Kashmir and appeals to the youth to free it from the forces applauding the recent formation of terror outfits in the valley.
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