how are they associated with india?
In September 2014 al-Zawahiri announced al-Qaeda was establishing a front in India to "wage jihad against its enemies, to liberate its land, to restore its sovereignty, and to revive its Caliphate."
Al-Qaeda
In September 2014 al-Zawahiri announced al-Qaeda was establishing a front in India to "wage jihad against its enemies, to liberate its land, to restore its sovereignty, and to revive its Caliphate." Al-Zawahiri nominated India as a beachhead for regional jihad taking in neighboring count
where did the 3rd plane crash on 911 It crashed into a field in Somerset County, Pennsylvania who hijacked it? By four al-Qaeda terrorists on board what was the flight's real target? Since it never reached a target, the exact place intended to be hit by Flight93 has never been decisively confirmed was there any structure made in the memories of the deceased? Yes a  white marble Wall of Names was dedicated did any of the passengers stood up against the terrorists? Yes there was a passenger revolt and as the revolt began and the hijackers started maneuvering the plane violently when was this terrorist organization formed? It is a transnational extremist Salafist militant organization founded in Peshawar, Pakistan 1988 by Osama bin Laden, Ayman al-Zawahiri and Abdullah Azzam, and several other Arab volunteers during the Soviet–Afghan War. who named it? UNANSWERABLE what does their name mean? The  English name of the organization is a simplified transliteration of the Arabic noun "" (), which means "the foundation" or "the base". The initial "al-" is the Arabic definite article "the", hence "the base".
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Al-Qaeda [SEP] India
In September 2014 al-Zawahiri announced al-Qaeda was establishing a front in India to "wage jihad against its enemies, to liberate its land, to restore its sovereignty, and to revive its Caliphate." Al-Zawahiri nominated India as a beachhead for regional jihad taking in neighboring countries such as Myanmar and Bangladesh. The motivation for the video was questioned, as it appeared the militant group was struggling to remain relevant in light of the emerging prominence of ISIS. The new wing was to be known as "Qaedat al-Jihad fi'shibhi al-qarrat al-Hindiya" or al-Qaida in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS). Leaders of several Indian Muslim organizations rejected al-Zawahiri's pronouncement, saying they could see no good coming from it, and viewed it as a threat to Muslim youth in the country.