Hizbut Towhid was founded by Bayejid Khan Panni aka Selim Panni, after Bangladesh forbid its previous group Hibz-ut Tahrir. Hizb-ut Towhid carries out secret operations in the name of “dawat” (religious discussion) and distribute books on jihad and leaflets among the locals; raises $10 million a year to carry out its jihadist and anti-Semetic propaganda; the group has established international operations in Malaysia, U.S., and the U.A.E.; holds interests in a Bangladesh bank, five-star hotel, and airline; attempts to gain sensitive information by associating with the Bangladesh Armed Forces.Harakat ul-Muhojirinfi BritaniyaIn January 2016, HuT's strength seemed to be growing when armed wing called Harakat ul-Muhojirinfi Britaniya tried to smuggle a biological weapon into India via Bangladesh. Harakat ul-Muhojirinfi Britaniya reportedly deals in chemical, bacteriological, and biological warfare and is actively training fighters. The smuggling operation was discovered…
Hizb-ut Towhid (HUT)
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