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Burhan Wani's successor Musa releases new video, urges Kashmiri youth to attack security forces 'in the name of Islam'

Slain Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani's successor Zakir Musa has posted a new video on the social media uin which he has called on the young Kashmiri protestors to attack security forces in J&K.

Burhan Wani's successor Musa releases new video, urges Kashmiri youth to attack security forces 'in the name of Islam' Pic courtesy: ANI/Twitter

Srinagar: Slain Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani's successor Zakir Musa has posted a new video on the social media uin which he has called on the young Kashmiri protestors to attack security forces in J&K.

According to ANI, in an appeal to Kashmiri 'Awaam', Musa has asked them to turn to stone pelting on the security forces.

In the video, Musa said the protestors should not pelt stones in the name of nationalism, 'but for Islam.`

He also warned the Jammu and Kashmir Police of alarming consequences which can take place due to an upcoming 'war' and asked them to stop supporting the armed forces.

Musa requested the youth to inform about the movement of forces in their area by posting the information on the social media.

The young commander in his monologue dismissed the idea of democracy while calling everyone to turn towards Islam.

He added that things like nationalism and democracy are 'haraam' in Islam.

This is the third video message from the militant commander since last year.

In the first two videos, he made similar threats against Kashmir police.

Last month, Chief of Army Staff General Bipin Rawat said those Kashmiris supporting terrorists would be considered anti-national.

Urging the local people to extend their support to the security forces trying to maintain peace in the Valley, Rawat said they would not be spared if they continue resorting to negative acts.

General Rawat expressed his disappointment about the involvement of local people in terrorist acts, whether directly or indirectly. 

Watch what Musa said in the new video here.

With ANI inputs