C.P.M. leader P. Jayarajan has openly criticized Muslim extremism, particularly targeting the ideology of conducting jihad to establish Muslim rule. He stated that the Jamaat-e-Islami’s true agenda is also against the country’s courts, emphasizing that they do not recognize the judiciary and oppose legal proceedings. According to Jayarajan, they consider jobs in the country to be haram (forbidden).
Additionally, P. Jayarajan shared crucial information regarding individuals from Kerala who have gone abroad to engage in jihad, noting that some have traveled with their families. He mentioned that many have died in places like Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan, shot by Americans, with the belief that this would lead them directly to heaven. He ridiculed the idea that such deaths grant immediate entry to paradise, saying they are not waiting at the gates but rather going directly to heaven.
P. Jayarajan’s statements serve as a clear reminder to Kerala society about the implications of jihad and the impacts of Islamic extremism. He articulately explains what jihad is and the profound consequences of Islamic extremism. His remarks, being prepared and printed on paper, indicate that this is not a spontaneous occurrence but rather a well-thought-out message.
