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Jaish-e-Mohammed

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Jaish-e-Mohammed or Jaishi-Mohammed (the Army of Muhammad) (formed 1994) is a Jihad militant Islamist group based in Pakistan and funded from United Kingdom (Birmingham) active in carrying out armed attacks on Indian armed forces and civilians in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir.

Imran Khan of Coventry, United Kingdom, was a member of Jaish-e-Mohammed and was part of a group of men who played paintball in the Birmingham countryside to prepare for jihad training that could have targeted the India and Kashmir, according to International Intelligence Network.

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