Around the same time somewhere in Kerala:
It was a hot afternoon in Kerala. Members of a belligerent group MFI had gathered for planning further action toward their group ideology. They were closely linked with ISIS. One of their top leaders was addressing them. The group was of about 15 persons. They took a break from their meeting – “See why the lunch is being served so late – we have to carry on with this meeting till all points are discussed…”
It was a farm house and was secluded. It had a great security by MFI’s own security members. It was secluded in green thickness of Kerala. It was normally used to plan some decisive action that they were about to take – especially the belligerent faction of the group.
They were planning to use the Bangladeshi and the Rohingya fugitives living in various parts of India to create arson and disrupt the peace in the nation. They wanted to destroy the very fabric of social acceptance in India.
They wanted to use them and impress upon the muslims living in India that the current government is against them and they need to reciprocate the hate spread by the government – it was not true, but, it was a perception they wanted to create. They knew if they could use these fugitives, the public anger will automatically be on the muslims who lived in peace and brotherhood and at some point of time will reach a point where they will be forced to take up local arms in resistance to this movement by the people. This would be done by muslims in self-defence…
A group of paramilitary force commandos – that’s what it looked like was approaching stealthily towards that location. They were careful enough not to be seen or noticed by anyone from the security force of MFI. They moved in with a plan and in a planned manner.
At a precise time – they attacked the place silencing the guard by the security force using their knives. In few minutes, the entire guard was eliminated. Few of them stealthily moved toward the place where documents were kept – it seemed they knew the place very well.
While others encircled the hall where this meeting was on and waited for the move. Few kept vigil for anyone approaching the premise and few went around the premise killing the staff and others who could raise an alarm.
The leader of that mission showed a sign that in 1 minute they would force into the meeting hall and everyone braced for the action. They knew that this group could possess arms and were cautious. The attack had to be sudden and precise.
It was a sudden attack – the force invaded from the windows and the main door. They killed everyone except 3 people who were the top planners of the group. Before they could realise what had happened – they were surrounded and abducted.
The force left with those 3 people and the documents they were looking for as quietly as they had appeared at the premise. Nobody around a mile knew that such an operation had been a success. Around evening, when one of its members visited the action on the scene was discovered…
The local police were baffled as to who could have done this act of crime and started to investigate the matter. There were at least 50 people who were killed and they didn’t know how many more were going to be killed. During investigation one of the locals told them that he had seen a vehicle with cadres who looked like they were from CRPF or military around the vicinity at the time guessed by police for these deaths.
The army denied any such action and the government knew that CRPF was not activated by them for this reason. Then who could have carried out this massacre??