Isis Girl In Pune

The Anti-Terrorism Squad has had its hands full trying to counter the growing online network of terrorist groups in India. Four men had disappeared from Malvani last month, and while two have been rescued and counselled so far, the other two continue to be on the run.

16-year-old class IX student from Pune, now enrolled in a de-radicalisation programme, was preparing to leave for Syria, where the terror group ISIS had promised to sponsor her through medical college, the police have said.

A city-based 16-year-old Muslim girl, who was reportedly radicalised by her ISIS contacts abroad and brain-washed to go to Syria, has been questioned by sleuths of Pune Anti-Terrorism Squad and sent to a de-radicalisation programme, an ATS officer said in Pune.

The Anti-Terrorism Squad has had its hands full trying to counter the growing online network of terrorist groups in India. Four men had disappeared from Malvani last month, and while two have been rescued and counselled so far, the other two continue to be on the run.

16-year-old class IX student from Pune, now enrolled in a de-radicalisation programme, was preparing to leave for Syria, where the terror group ISIS had promised to sponsor her through medical college, the police have said.

A city-based 16-year-old Muslim girl, who was reportedly radicalised by her ISIS contacts abroad and brain-washed to go to Syria, has been questioned by sleuths of Pune Anti-Terrorism Squad and sent to a de-radicalisation programme, an ATS officer said in Pune.