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Through the looking glass, the bright red words of the Coca-Cola logo seemed to scream blasphemies: “There is no Muhammad, there is no Mecca.” Everywhere, jihadist pop writer and cleric Sana-ul-Haq saw signs of the coming apocalypse. From the bowels of the Bermuda Triangle, the devil was reaching out to snatch planes, ships and souls. The devil’s rule, he warned, would see “the truth presented as falsehood and the falsehood presented as the truth".
Last week, officials in New Delhi learnt that one of the men drawn to Sana-ul-Haq's words is now in a Lahore prison. Mohammed Usman, a former resident of Sambhal in Uttar Pradesh, travelled to Pakistan, investigators say, as part of a conspiracy to build an Al-Qaeda unit meant to wage war on India. However, 11 years after it was founded, the unit is yet to carry out an operation of significance.
ThePrint's National Security Editor Praveen Swami explains in #SecurityCode
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