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Hyderabad: Two more IS suspects arrested by NIA

| | Jul 13, 2016, at 03:07 pm
Hyderabad, July 13 (IBNS): The National Investigation Agency (NIA) officials on Tuesday arrested two youths suspected to have IS links, reports said.

The two were identified as  Ataullah Rehman and Yasser Naimathullah, The Hindu reported.

Earlier, NIA officials had arrested five youths in an anti-IS hunt, busting a module.

The daily also quoted an investigator as saying, "We have evidence to indicate that he had taken the initiative to radicalise members of the module and motivate them in joining the IS."

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