India under Terror Attack: Does Indian Mujahideen REALLY exist?
A newly formed group called Indian Mujahideen, which had claimed responsibility for the serial blasts in Jaipur, sent an email to over 20 media organizations including leading news channels just five minutes before Ahmedabad serial blasts. They warned that they were going to carry out the blasts in Ahmedabad within 5 minutes and dared everyone to stop it. Nothing could be done and within five minutes, serial blasts occurred in various parts of Ahmedabad. At least 16 blasts took place in 13 places, killing 45 people and injuring over 100.
Here, the question is does Indian Mujahideen really exist? The little known group claim that they want to avenge the killing of Muslims in Gujarat and elsewhere in India. There is no doubt that terrorists have gone hi-tech, as they have been regularly using Internet to exchange messages with all. During the Jaipur blasts, the email was traced to a cyber cafe in Ghaziabad. This time, the ATS sources said that email was sent from Sanpada in Mumbai.
The security agencies are not willing to believe the existence of any group called Indian Mujahideen. They believe that blasts could be the handiwork of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) or HUJI. Even they don't rule out SIMI's involvement. According to intelligence sources, the above terrorist organizations are using fake names to divert the attention of world community and prove before the world that only Indian-based terror groups are responsible for terror attacks in India. This is due to continued pressure of Pakistan and other foreign-based militant groups from Western world.
An in-depth investigation into this matter should unravel the mystery behind the recent serial blasts in India. It is essential to know who is carrying out these attacks, or else it won't be possible to destroy their network. It's an irony that security agencies have not yet reached a conclusion even after over two months of Jaipur serial blasts.

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