Mohammed Amir alias Abu Hamas
An LeT terrorist captured by security forces has made startling revelation about ISI. Hamas told the forces that terror training camps were overlooked by Pakistan Army. The terror camps trained Hamas to use weapons and helped in infiltration
India Today has accessed an interrogation of an Lashkar-e-Taiba operative from Pakistan. The accused terrorist identified as Mohammed Amir alias Abu Hamas was captured alive by the Army four days ago from Kashmir.
Hamas told the security forces that he was trained by LeT between 2015 and 2016. In a startling revelation, Hamas disclosed that LeT trainings were overlooked by ISI officials who frequented the terror camp.
Hamas (18) is a resident of house 776, Street No 14, Mohalla Power House, Mahazar Camp Karachi Pakistan.
A class 8 dropout, Hamas was picked up by LeT operative and sent to a terror camp operational in Pakistan. He even admitted that the LeT paid him about Pakistani Rs 4,000 for training.
Upon interrogation, Hamas admitted that at the training camp he was trained to handle AK-47, 22mm rifles, pistols and grenade launchers. He told the security forces that he was trained at Aqsa camp with 22 other persons for four months to carry out terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir.
Hamas said that inflammatory lectures by LeT chief Hafiz Sayeed and Zaki-Ur-Rahman Lakhvi, both wanted in 26/11 Mumbai attacks, were used to radicalise terrorists.
Security forces said that Hamas admitted that he was launched into India from Aath Makam area on LoC on August 7 this year. Further substantiating the incursions of
Pakistan, Hamas revealed that Pakistan Army gave cover fire for his infiltration. Hamas, crossed over India with 40 kg of rations, weapons and ammunition.
He said that he stayed with LeT cadres in Handwara before being apprehended by the forces.