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Bulgarian authorities say extremist radical Islam cells exist in Muslim communities in southern Bulgaria plotting coups and forceful constitutional changes. File photo
The Parliamentary group of the Bulgarian ethnic Turkish Party DPS is demanding a meeting with the leadership of DANS and the Chief Prosecutors' Office over their operations in southern Bulgaria against alleged radical Islam cells
The information was reported Tuesday by the Member of the Parliament from the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) party, Korman Ismailov, saying they want to know who has alerted the National Agency for State Security (DANS) about any potential threat of Islam extremist movements spreading in Bulgaria and grounds for alleged evidence for the existence of such cells.
Ismailov was firm the ethnic Turkish party has no information whatsoever about such threat, adding the party has always been a pillar of stability and a warranty that extremism and religious hate would not be tolerated in Bulgaria.
DPS further point out the police operation is an attempt to divert public attention from the crisis and the growing discontent in the country.
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