The Afghan Taliban have announced that they will start a regular jihad in India after Eid-ul-Fitr. India’s capital New Delhi has been terrified after this announcement. Afghan Taliban have taken this decision due to the indiscriminate atrocities perpetrated on Muslims and other minorities by the RSS, BJP, and other similar terrorist organizations in India, besides the massacre of Kashmiris by India. Taliban have announced open revenge against Indians. Taliban political office leader Abbas Stanekzai says “Taliban welcome Indian contribution in Afghanistan if it is meant in the interests of the Afghan nation but India has played a negative role in last 40 years by having economic, military & political ties with a corrupt group” Taliban political office leader Abbas Stanekzai says “Taliban welcome Indian contribution in Afghanistan if it is meant in the interests of the Afghan nation but India has played a negative role in last 40 years by having economic, military & political ties with a corrupt group” pic.twitter.com/JTVcmo8zsY — FJ (@Natsecjeff) May 16, 2020 The interview of Afghan Taliban leader Abbas Stanikzai. Among various other important topics, Mr. Stanikzai sheds light on the negative role played by #India in destabilizing #Afghanistan and supporting tyrant regimes rather than people of Afghanistan. The interview of Afghan Taliban leader Abbas Stanikzai. Among various other important topics, Mr. Stanikzai sheds light on negative role played by #India in destabilizing #Afghanistan and supporting tyrant regimes rather than people of Afghanistan. https://t.co/CNqnBP4aXF — Inayat Zeb Yousafzai🇵🇰 (@inayat_zeb) May 17, 2020 Muslims in India have been increasingly at risk since the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi was first elected in 2014. Several Muslims died in a carnage amidst rising communal tensions in the country. On December 12, 2019, the Modi administration achieved passage of the discriminatory Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA). Under the act, for the first time in India, religion is a basis for granting citizenship. The law specifically fast-tracks asylum claims of non-Muslim irregular immigrants from the neighboring Muslim-majority countries of Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Pakistan. The amended citizenship law, coupled with the government’s push for a nationwide citizenship verification process through a National Population Register (NPR) and a proposed National Register of Citizens (NRC), aimed at identifying “illegal migrants,” has led to fears that millions of Indian Muslims, including many families who have lived in the country for generations, could be stripped of their citizenship rights and disenfranchised.