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A 32-year-old engineer from Nashik was arrested on January 24 for allegedly supporting and funding proscribed terror organisation ISIS

Nashik engineer who runs import-export business arrested by ATS for 'funding ISIS'

A 32-year-old engineer from Nashik was arrested on January 24 for allegedly supporting and funding proscribed terror organisation ISIS

Maharashtra's Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) on Wednesday arrested a 32-year-old engineer from Nashik city for allegedly supporting and funding proscribed terror organisation ISIS, an official said.
With the arrest of the man, who runs an import-export business in Nashik city, around 200km from Mumbai, the Maharashtra ATS has unravelled "international links to ISIS support and funding", he said.
According to the official, investigations so far have revealed he had transferred funds to the dreaded global terrorist group, also called Islamic State, three times.
Some associates of the accused are being probed across multiple states, he said.
Based on specific information, the ATS had registered an offence under relevant sections of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) against the accused person and a team of the state police's anti-terror wing was monitoring his activities for the last several days, said the official.
During investigations, the ATS found the accused had been continuously communicating with a foreign entity associated with ISIS, an organization banned by the Government of India, the anti-terror agency said in a statement.
The engineer-cum-businessman, who showed signs of radicalization in recent years, actively supported ISIS by transferring funds to the foreign entity, the statement added.
The ATS conducted a search and seized electronic devices, including mobile phones, SIM cards, laptop and pen drive along with incriminating documents, it said.
The terror accused was placed under arrest after interrogation and produced before a court, which sent him to ATS custody till January 31, said the official.
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Allison Fluke-Ekren, an American woman has confessed to leading an all-female squadron for the Islamic State terror group in Syria, as well as plotting attacks on American soil. The school teacher pleaded guilty to one count of providing support to the group and admitted to training over 100 women and girls for violence. The 42-year-old IS leader left the US in 2011, and worked with a terror group in Libya before Syria.  She faces a maximum of 20 years in prison at her sentencing in October. While with IS, she led Khatiba Nusaybah, an all-female battalion based in its de-facto capital of Raqqa in Syria. 

American woman admits to training all-female ISIS battalion 

The school teacher pleaded guilty to one count of providing support to the group and admitted to training over 100 women and girls for violence.

Allison Fluke-Ekren, an American woman has confessed to leading an all-female squadron for the Islamic State terror group in Syria, as well as plotting attacks on American soil.&nbsp; The school teacher pleaded guilty to one count of providing support to the group and admitted to training over 100 women and girls for violence.&nbsp; The 42-year-old IS leader left the US in 2011, and worked with a terror group in Libya before Syria.&nbsp; She faces a maximum of 20 years in prison at her sentencing in October.&nbsp;
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