PARIS, March 31, UPI)-Islamic Group, of which the French authorities have arrested the Leader programme, a lawyer, said the group is not related to the Toulouse-Gunma, which killed seven people.
By Philippe Missamou, which represents Forsane Alizza Director Mohammed Achamlane, one of the 19 people were arrested Friday in the alleged links to radical Islam, said Saturday Achamlane denied the Group had nothing to Mohammed Merah killings, CNN reported.
Merah killed rabbi, the cleric has two children and the second to Jones last week outside the Jewish school and the three pudotuksiin North African descent in the week before.
Merah allegedly admitted to the shootings during the two days of the Republic, with the help of the police in his apartment in Toulouse, in the game before he was killed by gunfire.
CNN said the French media reports have suggested, Merah was Forsane Alizza, which has followers in Toulouse in the links.
The French Ministry of the Interior said, "the arrests were made in the context of the Group of 19 Forsane Alizza" Friday in Toulouse, Marseille, Nantes, Lyon, and the Ile de France region around Paris.
Interior Minister Claude Gueant said five rifles, four automatic weapons, three Kalashnikov rifles and bulletproof vest was found to be suspicious of the homes.
Missamou, said Achamlane said Forsane Alizza supported and armed combat. The lawyer said, the group is not dangerous but it was the battle of injustice against Muslims in France.
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