Jharkhand: 3 detained over ISIS T-shirt

November 06, 2014 10:10

A teenager has been detained at the Jharia police station in Dhanbad, Jharkhand after he was spotted wearing a t-shirt with the words ISIS(Islamic State) and Pakistan etched on it during a Muharram procession. He was carrying what resembled the Pakistani national flag.

The boy is suspected to be a 16-year-old. He was picked up on Wednesday for interrogation after some individuals brought it to the attention of local police. Since then, the Intelligence Bureau as well as Jharkhand polices Special Branch have interrogated him, The Indian Express reports.

The man who printed the T-shirt and a relative who gave it to him have also been detained.

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