Pakistani handlers getting militants killed in Kashmir for defying commands, suggests Abu Dujana's viral audio

Three months after a most wanted Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Abu Dujana, a Pakistani, was gunned down by security forces, an audio is making rounds the social media where one can hear him saying that his Pakistani handlers asked him for specific locations of terrorists, who were later gunned down by security forces.

In the eight-minute long audio which is making rounds the social media Dujana can be heard talking with Ansar Ghazwat-u-Hind chief Zakir Musa.

Dujana is heard telling Musa that his masterminds had asked about pinpoint locations of terrorist. The militants were found killed after inputs were provided.

He further tells that his former commanders across the border were insisting him to publicly criticize Musa.

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In the audio he is heard saying, “They are asking me to release an audio against you (Zakir Musa) to say that you are creating Fitna (discord) in Kashmir and I'm not associated with Zakir Musa."

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Dujana is also heard saying, “They (handlers) have asked me to say that you gave pinpoint information of militants killed by security forces."

Musa is also in the most wanted list of Indian security forces. Dujana and another militant was killed in Pulwama on August 1.

According to an intelligence officer, different militant groups are in a fratricidal war to gain area dominance in Kashmir area.