These Kerala Families Fear Their Missing Relatives May Have Joined ISIS | Read

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In Kerala, relatives of missing people, who had travelled to Middle East a month ago and did not return, have reached out to Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, through their local lawmaker, conveying their suspicion that their loved ones may have joined the terror group ISIS. Chief Minister Vijayan has directed the police to launch a probe into the matter urgently, Kasaragod MP P Karunakaran said.

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