Members of Islamic Liberation Party detained in Ingushetia

Police in Ingushetia have caught four members and an accountant of the Mashr human rights organization for membership in the Islamic Liberation Party, a terrorist organization, RIA Novosti reports.

Locals reported about the party’s activity on February 29, 2012. The police detained an accountant of Mashr, whose brother is on the wanted list, a former doctor of a police clinic and two unemployed citizens. They had illegal literature of the Islamic Liberation Party.

The Islamic Liberation Party (Hizb ut-Tahrir) was formed in Jordan in 1952. It plans assassination of non-Islamic governments and foundation of World Islamic Caliphate. It is banned in some states of Europe, Middle East and CIS.