3 members of ISIS module arrested

3 members of ISIS module arrested

The Hindu

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) officials, along with the local police, conducted simultaneous searches at 11 locations, including two in Bengaluru, eight in Kerala, spread over Kannur, Mallapuram, Kollam and Kasaragod, and one location in Delhi, in a case pertaining to alleged terrorist activities of a group led by Mohammed Ameen alias Abu Yahya from Kerala for his ISIS link. Three persons, who were allegedly part of the ring, were arrested on Monday. The accused have been identified as Mohammed Ameen alias Abu Yahaya, Mushab Anuvar and Dr. Rahees Rashid. Ameen was leading the module and the other two arrested were his close associates, a release said.
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