Mangaluru Auto Blast: Islamic Resistance Council threatens a temple in Karnataka, demands police protection

The management of the Kadri Manjunath temple has sought additional security following threats from Islamic organization Islamic Resistance Council (IRC). The police gave this information on Friday. Jayamma, the chief executive officer of the temple, has lodged a complaint in this regard at the Kadri police station in Dakshina Kannada district. He has requested the police to take necessary action in this regard.

The temple management said that the temple is visited by thousands of devotees, so the IRC threat should be taken seriously. Let us tell you that the unknown Islamic organization IRC has claimed the responsibility of the auto blast in Mangaluru on Thursday, November 19 and threatened other attacks in future. The Islamic organization said that our people tried to attack the Qadri Hindu temple, but it was not successful.

The Islamic Resistance Council said that state and central agencies are after our brothers to arrest them. Still we are escaping from their clutches. We will do more attacks in future. The organization has also warned Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) Alok Kumar. Alok Kumar is camping in Mangaluru these days and is personally monitoring the investigation in the auto bomb blast case. Police is running a massive campaign to arrest Abdul Matin Taha, the terrorist accused of this blast.

The Islamic organization said in its statement, 'Mangaluru has become a stronghold of saffron terrorists. Our attempt has failed so far, but we are preparing for attack in future and by attack we will give reply to state and central agencies.