Gorakhpur: A major revelation has been made in the investigation of the attack on the Gorakhnath temple in Uttar Pradesh. The interrogation of the UP ATS has revealed that the accused, Ahmed Murtaza Abbasi, was designing a jihadi app called Jarima at the behest of terrorists. Zarima means tyranny in Arabic. At the same time, the angle of the honey trap is also coming out in this case now.

Ahmed Murtaza Abbasi used to exchange messages through the Peer2pir app to design this Jehadi app of the Arabic language. The app was aimed at connecting people who wanted to get on the path of jihad or who felt that Muslims were being persecuted. Murtaza was getting help from the terrorists in this work. After studying chemical engineering, Murtaza had also done the course of the app developer,  let us know that in the past also terrorists used the Peer2Pir app to send their messages. At the same time, it has also been revealed that the entire game of Murtaza, who attacked the security personnel of the temple, started with a mail, which came from a girl from the ISIS camp. Murtaza has told in the interrogation that he had also transferred money several times to the bank account mentioned by the girl. He was also preparing to join isis.

According to media reports, Murtaza received a mail from a girl from the ISIS camp. The girl had sent her picture to him and promised to come to India and meet him. Not only this, but Murtaza also sent 40 thousand rupees to the girl. Through the mail, the conversation between the two began and thus Murtaza came into contact with isis terrorists. A report also said that he was about to flee to Syria via Nepal.

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