To expand their reach, the Pakistani militant groups like Jamat-ud-Dawa are joining the popular social networking site Facebook.
Blamed by India for the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, Jamat-ud-Dawa, has been banned by the United Nations. It is going public with an intension to influence people to advocate violence against non-Muslims.
The Pakistani authorities recently restricted access to hundreds of Internet pages for anti-Islamic contents, despite this, the groups are being allowed to operate without censorship by them.
They are allowed to access to cyber space, despite of the fact that Pakistan has recently launched military campaign against the groups like Sipah-e-Sahaba.
The Jamat-ud-Dawa in its `Facebook` page claims that Indian intelligence was behind the attack on Sri Lankan cricketers in Lahore last year.
Their Facebook page also contains images of Al-Qaeda chief Osama-bin-Laden. In one image, Osama is shown riding away on a horse from a burning White House.
The US, the UK and other western nations are already worried over the influence these campaigns are having on Muslim youths.
There have been arrests recently of a number of youths in the US who claimed they were going to join Jihad against American forces in Afghanistan and Somalia.
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