Indian woman with alleged ISIS link sent to judicial custody

September 12, 2015 22:40

An Indian woman, who was arrested here for her alleged involvement in recruitment for ISIS terror outfit, was today sent to 14-day judicial custody by a court.

Afsha Jabeen, alias 'Nicky Joseph', who hails from Tolichowki area but had been portraying herself as a British national while luring youth for ISIS through social media, was deported by the UAE after which she was arrested by Cyberabad police yesterday.

She was produced before the magistrate at his residence here and was sent to judicial custody.

The 37-year-old woman was deported along with husband and children, officials had earlier said. Jabeen was tracked in Abu Dhabi and after initial questioning.

She was deported to Hyderabad where sleuths took her custody at the Rajiv Gandhi International airport and questioned her. Police then arrested her and registered a case against her.

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