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All 3 got engineering degrees, got radicalised by clerics

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October 03, 2023

ALL three suspected ISIS terrorists arrested on Monday were academically highly-qualified, but they chose a way of life which ultimately landed them behind the bars.

All 3 got engineering degrees, got radicalised by clerics

The most wanted among them, Shahnawaz Alam (31) was born in a simple middle class family in Hazaribagh, Jharkhand. His father, a government school teacher, ensured the best education for his son, unaware of the fact that Shahnawaz was getting radicalised along the way.

Shahnawaz had married one Basanti Patel in 2021 in Aligarh, who converted to Islam.

According to police officials, Shahnawaz completed his school from his native place and moved to Kota for AIEEE coaching, like any other normal student. "He is an intelligent man, with a technological bent of mind," a Delhi Police official told this newspaper.

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