<p>The dreaded terror group ISIS has launched a new propaganda video that showed off a large group of Kalashnikov-wielding jihadists allegedly from India fighting against the Syrian forces in the Homs province.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The video is part of ISIS propaganda campaign on foreign fighters in their ranks, US-based private SITE Intelligence Group said yesterday.<br /><br />The terror group's division in Homs released the video on Indian fighters aimed at recruiting jihadists from the country to fight against the Syrian government forces, it said.<br /><br />"The interviewed ISIS fighters called on Indians to leave their country and join the 'jihad' in Syria against the 'kuffar' (infidels)," Al-Masdar News today reported, citing the video.<br /><br />It is not clear how many Indians are actually fighting with the ISIS inside Syria, it said.<br /><br />Citing Syrian Arab Army sources, it said there has been a recent surge in the number of dead Indian fighters near the ancient city of Palmyra in Syria.<br /><br />The video shows groups of militants on board small boats brandishing Kalashnikov with an ISIS black flag in the background. It shows bearded faces of most of the militants.<br /><br />One militant posing with Kalashnikov is sitting in front of a trolley with a heavy gun mounted over the vehicle. The video shows militants joining hands and pledging 'jihad' against the Syrian forces.</p>
<p>The dreaded terror group ISIS has launched a new propaganda video that showed off a large group of Kalashnikov-wielding jihadists allegedly from India fighting against the Syrian forces in the Homs province.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The video is part of ISIS propaganda campaign on foreign fighters in their ranks, US-based private SITE Intelligence Group said yesterday.<br /><br />The terror group's division in Homs released the video on Indian fighters aimed at recruiting jihadists from the country to fight against the Syrian government forces, it said.<br /><br />"The interviewed ISIS fighters called on Indians to leave their country and join the 'jihad' in Syria against the 'kuffar' (infidels)," Al-Masdar News today reported, citing the video.<br /><br />It is not clear how many Indians are actually fighting with the ISIS inside Syria, it said.<br /><br />Citing Syrian Arab Army sources, it said there has been a recent surge in the number of dead Indian fighters near the ancient city of Palmyra in Syria.<br /><br />The video shows groups of militants on board small boats brandishing Kalashnikov with an ISIS black flag in the background. It shows bearded faces of most of the militants.<br /><br />One militant posing with Kalashnikov is sitting in front of a trolley with a heavy gun mounted over the vehicle. The video shows militants joining hands and pledging 'jihad' against the Syrian forces.</p>