New Delhi: The National Investigation Agency (Nia) on Tuesday arrested two residents of Kannur women in Kerala, which was said to be very radical, with one of them traveling to Iran to join the Islamic State Terror Clothing in Syria while others are ready to travel to the controlled area.
The arrest came on the day when the mother of a girl Kerala, who with her husband had moved to Afghanistan and was put forward in Kabul prison after her husband was killed in a US air strike at a base, said his daughter had been released by the Taliban.
Another woman, also the mother of a widow’s same girl in Afghanistan, said she had no information.
So far the government has been alert about the return of radical women.
It is not clear whether this opinion will be revised given the current situation in Afghanistan.
The arrest of two women – Mizha Siddeeque and Shifa Haris – on Tuesday came in the case of the Kerala module registered by Nia this year.
This case is related to the Mohammed Ameen terrorist activity aka Abu Yahya which, together with his colleagues, has been running a variety of propaganda channels on different social media platforms such as telegram, hoop and Instagram to recruit and recruit new members.
It was in Ameen’s instructions that Mizha Siddeeque, who was affiliated with him and had even been traveling to Tehran in Syria, has made a page on Instagram to propagate and motivate Muslim youth for clothing.
He has also miscurrent the defendant in this case, his cousin of Mus’hab Anwar and Shifa Harris – both were arrested accused in this case – and motivated them to join.
Shifa Haris @ ayesha about the direction of the defendant Mus’hab Anwar and Mizha, the funds transferred to Mohammad Waqar alone to support activities.
The only one was among the four captured on August 4.
Nia caught 2 Kerala women, said related to the terror module
