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Once Under ISIS Influence, How Some Men In Maharashtra Made A Beginning
Jamil Ansari (name changed) runs a mobile phone repair shop in Maharashtra's Beed district. But, nobody would imagine that only two years ago, he was on the verge of joining the dreaded terror outfit ISIS by travelling to Iraq, thousands of kilometres away.
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IPS Officer's Brother Allegedly Joins Terror Groups In Jammu And Kashmir
The unilateral ceasefire during the holy month of Ramzan may have brought a halt to anti-terrorist operations in Kashmir but security agencies have warned of a rise in recruitment of local youths into terrorist groups, that has crossed 80, and a rise in infiltration from various sides of the Line of Control (LoC).
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2 Kerala Men, Suspected ISIS, Al Qaeda Recruits, Killed, Say Messages
A man from Kerala, suspected to have joined ISIS terrorist group last year, has died in US airstrikes in Afghanistan, according to messages received by his relatives. Yahiya was among the 21 men from the state who had reportedly gone missing after travelling to the Middle East last year in July.
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Kerala Man Who Allegedly Joined ISIS, Killed In Drone Strike In Afghanistan
One of the 11 young men who were suspected to have gone to join ISIS from Kerala's Kasargode, has allegedly died in a drone strike in Afghanistan. The family today received a Whatsapp message that read, "Hafees has been killed in a drone strike yesterday. We consider him shuhada (martyred) and Allah knows best".
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Two 'Foreign Fighters' Arrested In Australia
Two men were arrested in Australia Thursday on suspicion of breaching the country's foreign fighter laws, with one to be charged with joining the Al-Nusra Front in Syria.
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NIA Detains Another Man For Allegedly Plotting Terror Activities
A man was today detained by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) from Tamil Nadu in connection with its ongoing investigation in the disappearance of 21 people from Kerala who are believed to have joined the ISIS, a day after the anti-terror probe agency arrested six people in the case.
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22 Missing Keralites Have Reached ISIS's Bastion In Afghanistan: NIA Sources
Twenty-two Keralites, including six women and three children, who were reported missing in June this year, have reached the bastion of ISIS terror operations in Afghanistan, officials said.
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BJP Seeks NIA Probe Into Case Of Missing Kerala Men Suspected To Have Joined ISIS
BJP has sought a probe by the National Investigation Agency into the case related to the 21 "missing" youths from Kerala, who are suspected to have joined terror outfit Islamic State.
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Singapore Detains 2 Men Wanting To Join ISIS Group
Singapore said today it had detained two men under its tough internal security law after discovering they intended to travel to Syria to fight for the ISIS group.
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Families Say Colorado Men Killed Fighting ISIS Shared Traits
Two men who were reportedly killed in combat while fighting the ISIS group in Syria left suburban Denver neighborhoods for a war zone because of comradery and an unshakeable drive to right an injustice, their families said Wednesday.
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Once Under ISIS Influence, How Some Men In Maharashtra Made A Beginning
Jamil Ansari (name changed) runs a mobile phone repair shop in Maharashtra's Beed district. But, nobody would imagine that only two years ago, he was on the verge of joining the dreaded terror outfit ISIS by travelling to Iraq, thousands of kilometres away.
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IPS Officer's Brother Allegedly Joins Terror Groups In Jammu And Kashmir
The unilateral ceasefire during the holy month of Ramzan may have brought a halt to anti-terrorist operations in Kashmir but security agencies have warned of a rise in recruitment of local youths into terrorist groups, that has crossed 80, and a rise in infiltration from various sides of the Line of Control (LoC).
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2 Kerala Men, Suspected ISIS, Al Qaeda Recruits, Killed, Say Messages
A man from Kerala, suspected to have joined ISIS terrorist group last year, has died in US airstrikes in Afghanistan, according to messages received by his relatives. Yahiya was among the 21 men from the state who had reportedly gone missing after travelling to the Middle East last year in July.
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Kerala Man Who Allegedly Joined ISIS, Killed In Drone Strike In Afghanistan
One of the 11 young men who were suspected to have gone to join ISIS from Kerala's Kasargode, has allegedly died in a drone strike in Afghanistan. The family today received a Whatsapp message that read, "Hafees has been killed in a drone strike yesterday. We consider him shuhada (martyred) and Allah knows best".
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Two 'Foreign Fighters' Arrested In Australia
Two men were arrested in Australia Thursday on suspicion of breaching the country's foreign fighter laws, with one to be charged with joining the Al-Nusra Front in Syria.
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NIA Detains Another Man For Allegedly Plotting Terror Activities
A man was today detained by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) from Tamil Nadu in connection with its ongoing investigation in the disappearance of 21 people from Kerala who are believed to have joined the ISIS, a day after the anti-terror probe agency arrested six people in the case.
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22 Missing Keralites Have Reached ISIS's Bastion In Afghanistan: NIA Sources
Twenty-two Keralites, including six women and three children, who were reported missing in June this year, have reached the bastion of ISIS terror operations in Afghanistan, officials said.
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BJP Seeks NIA Probe Into Case Of Missing Kerala Men Suspected To Have Joined ISIS
BJP has sought a probe by the National Investigation Agency into the case related to the 21 "missing" youths from Kerala, who are suspected to have joined terror outfit Islamic State.
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Singapore Detains 2 Men Wanting To Join ISIS Group
Singapore said today it had detained two men under its tough internal security law after discovering they intended to travel to Syria to fight for the ISIS group.
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Families Say Colorado Men Killed Fighting ISIS Shared Traits
Two men who were reportedly killed in combat while fighting the ISIS group in Syria left suburban Denver neighborhoods for a war zone because of comradery and an unshakeable drive to right an injustice, their families said Wednesday.
