Archive · 27 Jul 2025
Al Ummah Terror Group Revived by Pakistan-Based Operative
After a ban on a terror group called PFI, another old group, Al Ummah, is trying to become active again in South India.
This group, which was involved in bombings and an assassination attempt in the past, is now being led by a person from Pakistan named Farhatullah Ghauri.
Ghauri is using online messages and videos to encourage people.
The government is aware of this and is watching the group closely.
This is because they are worried about the group's extremist views and past actions.
The group has been growing quickly with over 150 members joining the Sawt al Haq group since December 2024.
This has become a concern for the authorities.
Al Ummah, a terror group, is reportedly being revived in South India.
Farhatullah Ghauri, based in Pakistan, is leading the revival efforts.
The group was responsible for the 1993 Chennai bombings and an attempt to assassinate a BJP leader.
Ghauri has praised the Rameshwaram Cafe bomber and is considered a major threat.
Intelligence agencies are monitoring the group's activities and potential gatherings.
- Who
- Farhatullah Ghauri, based in Pakistan, is leading the revival of Al Ummah.
- What
- Revival of Al Ummah, a terror group, in South India.
- When
- Revival efforts are underway, with increased activity since December 2024.
- Where
- South India.
- Why
- Al Ummah seeks to fill the void left by the ban on PFI and to revive its activities.
Government/Law Enforcement
Al Ummah Supporters
Threat Assessment
Government/Law Enforcement
View Al Ummah as a serious security threat.
Al Ummah Supporters
N/A
- Group Name
- Al Ummah
- Leader
- Farhatullah Ghauri
- Location of Leader
- Pakistan
- First Attack
- 1993 Chennai bombings
- Recent Incident
- Rameshwaram Cafe blast
- Messaging Platform
- Signal
- Messaging Group
- Sawt al Haq
- Membership of Sawt al Haq
- Over 150