IM on Twitter: After Bodh Gaya, Mumbai next target!

July 10, 2013 10:32

Zee News reports: Is Mumbai the next target of the Indian Mujahideen terror group? Yes, if an account on social networking website Twitter is to be believed.

The account purportedly belongs to IM and had claimed responsibility for the serial blasts in Bodh Gaya on Sunday.

It now says the financial capital is the terror outfit's next target.

A newspaper reported that a tweet on @IndianMujahidin posted on July 6 -- a day before the Bihar blasts -- read: "Hamara Agla Target Mumbai Hai. Rock Sago Toh Rock Lo, 7 days Left (Our next target is Mumbai. Stop us if you can. Seven days left)".

The Twitter account is already under the lens of the security agencies, including the National Investigation Agency. Sources claimed the account was made in Canada.

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