Even from India they are coming to join the islamic State, and this one was an engineering student who probably had a bright future ahead of him.
Missing Mumbai youth from Kalyan reported killed in Iraq
Mumbai | Published: Aug 27 2014, 22:15 IST
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Relatives of Arif Fayyaz Majeed meet Home Minister Rajnath Singh. (Express photo: Deepak Joshi)
SUMMARYArif, an engineering student, was one of four men from Thane who went missing from their homes in May.
Arif Ejaz Majeed, one of the four young men from Kalyan near Mumbai who were thought to have joined insurgents of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), has reportedly been killed in fighting in Iraq.
Arif, an engineering student, was one of four men from Kalyan who went missing from their homes in May. Arif’s family — along with the families of the other three men, Fahad Tanvir Sheikh, Aman Naim Tandel and Saheem Farooq Tanki — went to the police some days after they disappeared.
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Missing Mumbai youth from Kalyan reported killed in Iraq
Mumbai | Published: Aug 27 2014, 22:15 IST
http://www.usmessageboard.com/mad://6C8A8D43-73F5-4214-9A18-F7CD8D23BCCF/default.html
SUMMARYArif, an engineering student, was one of four men from Thane who went missing from their homes in May.
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Arif Ejaz Majeed, one of the four young men from Kalyan near Mumbai who were thought to have joined insurgents of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), has reportedly been killed in fighting in Iraq.
Arif, an engineering student, was one of four men from Kalyan who went missing from their homes in May. Arif’s family — along with the families of the other three men, Fahad Tanvir Sheikh, Aman Naim Tandel and Saheem Farooq Tanki — went to the police some days after they disappeared.
Continue reading at:
Financial Express