Kalyan boy who joined ISIS may have been killed in Iraq

August 27, 2014 16:16

Arif Fayyaz Majeed, one of the four young men from Kalyan who were believed to have joined Sunni insurgents in Iraq, is reported to have been killed in the fighting, reports the Indian Express.

Arif, an engineering student, was one of four men from Thane who went missing from their homes in May. Arifs family along with the families of the other three men, Fahad Tanvir Sheikh, Aman Naim Tandel and Shaheen Farooqi Tanki went to the police some days after they disappeared.

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