IS के निशाने पर नाबालिग ! जर्मनी से पिछले साल 6 हजार बच्चे गायब

क्या जर्मनी में रह रहे शरणार्थियों के बच्चे आईएसआईएस के निशाने पर हैं ? या उन्हें तस्करी के धंधे में उतारने की बड़ी साजिश हो रही है ? ये दोनों ऐसे सवाल हैं जिनका जवाब जर्मनी की सरकारी एजेंसिया देने से बच रही हैं। एक रिपोर्ट के मुताबिक साल 2015 में करीब 6 हजार नाबालिग बच्चे जर्मनी से गायब हैं। सरकारी एजेंसियां इन बच्चों के गायब होने की कोई पुख्ता वजह नहीं बता रही हैं लेकिन खुफियां जानकारी के अनुसार गायब हुए बच्चों का इस्तेमाल आईएस आतंकी अपने नापाक इरादों को अंजाम देने के लिए कर सकते हैं।

अंग्रेजी न्यूज एजेंसी आरटी के मुताबिक गायब होने वालों बच्चों में ज्यादातर अफगानिस्तान,सीरिया, अल्जीरिया, इरीट्रिया और मोरक्कों के हैं। इस मामले में जर्मनी की सरकार ने जांच कराने के आदेश दिए हैं लेकिन ग्रीन पार्टी के लुई एम्सबर्ग ने कहा कि सरकार नाबालिग शरणार्थी बच्चों की गुमशुदगी के लिए गंभीर नहीं है।

जर्मन चाइल्ड प्रोटेक्शन एजेंसी के अध्यक्ष का कहना है कि सरकार नाबालिगों की गुमशुदा बच्चों की सुरक्षा के लिए प्रतिबद्ध है। इससे पहले यूरोपोल ने कहा था कि यूरोप के सभी मुल्कों में शरण लिए हुए करीब 10 हजार बच्चे लापता हैं। जिनके बारे में सभी देशों को एकजुट होने की जरूरत है। Read more http://www.jagran.com

मुंबई एयरपोर्ट पर मिली आइएस की पर्ची, हमले की धमकी

मुंबई एयरपोर्ट के अंदर कुख्यात आतंकी गुट आइएसआइएस का एक धमकी भरा नोट मिला है। इसमें गणतंत्र दिवस के मौके पर भारत में आतंकी हमले की धमकी दी गई है। धमकी भरी इस पर्ची के मिलने के बाद एयरपोर्ट सहित सभी प्रमुख स्थलों की सुरक्षा व्यवस्था चौकस कर दी गई है।

जानकारी के अनुसार, एयरपोर्ट के टॉयलेट के पास दीवार पर धमकी भरा संदेश लिखा मिला है। हाथ से लिखे इस संदेश में आइएस ने हमले की बात कही गई है। डोमेस्टिक एयरपोर्ट के टर्मिनल नंबर एक पर बने पुरुषों के टॉयलेट की दीवार पर यह संदेश पाया गया है। खबरों के मुताबिक इस संदेश में कहा गया है, आइएस ने 26 जनवरी को मुंबई में आतंकी हमला करने की योजना बनाया है।

हाल के दिनों में मुंबई एयरपोर्ट के टॉइलट में आईएस की ओर से हमले की धमकी भरा संदेश दूसरी बार सामने आया है। इससे पहले 7 जनवरी को छत्रपति शिवाजी इंटरनेशनल एयरपोर्ट (सीएसआइए) के पुरुष टॉयलेट में आइएस की ओर से ही हमले की धमकी दी गई थी।

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India stands shoulder to shoulder with Australia in testing times: Modi

"Our thoughts & prayers are with the people of Sydney & Australia. We stand shoulder to shoulder with them during these testing times", Modi said in a late night tweet.
   
In a separate post on the micro-blogging site this morning, he condemned as 'inhuman' the hostage crisis and said he prays for everybody's safety.
  
"The incident in Sydney is disturbing. Such acts are inhuman & deeply unfortunate. I pray for everyone's safety," the PM tweeted.

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Infosys thanks Australian, Indian authorities for rescuing hostages

In a statement issued here, Infosys said, "We are grateful to the Australian authorities and New South Wales Police for their efforts to ensure the safe rescue of the hostages."

“We also thank the Indian Consulate (in Sydney) and the Ministry of External Affairs for their continuous monitoring and involvement in the situation, and everyone else who helped see us all through this ordeal. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families," the statement added.

A 16-hour hostage crisis -- the first terror attack in Australia -- ended after police stormed a cafe in the heart of Sydney where an Iran-born cleric took some 30 people hostage and made several demands, sending shockwaves across the country.

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Pro-Islamic State tweeter not involved in recruitment: Rajnath Singh

In a suo motu statement made in both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha, Rajnath Singh said during interrogation Biswas denied recruiting any people for the terror group.

"The interrogation of Biswas has indicated that his activities were limited to posting and reposting of pro-IS material on his Twitter account and social media sites. He has denied having recruited any person for IS," he said.

"During interrogation Biswas disclosed that more than 60 percent of his Twitter account followers were non-Muslims from western countries and a majority of his Muslim followers were from the western countries, particularly the UK," the Home Minister said.

"Biswas started closely following the developments in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan through internet during his college days and has been active in the social networking sites since 2009," he said.

"Over a period of time Biswas started interacting with people in the social networking sites on matters related to 'Jihad'," the Minister said.

Biswas was arrested early Saturday following a British news channel on December 11 unmasking of the 24-year-old executive as a supporter of IS through social media and Twitter handle @ShamiWitness.

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Mehdi extremely radicalised; believes beheading correct: Sources

The 24-year-old, who was arrested on December 13 in Bengaluru, told interrogators that he believed in the extreme form of Islam and that one day the so-called caliphate or Islamic State will come into existence in the world.
  
"Mehdi described Indian Muslims as 'sarkari Muslims' who were incapable of fighting against government forces. He believes deeply that beheading of enemy and making abducted women sex slaves is nothing wrong," official sources quoted the statement of the West Bengal-born youth.
  
The electrical engineer-turned-jihadi propagandist, who was running the twitter handle 'ShamiWitness', told interrogators that since 2009, he has been following the political developments in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan andbecame a ISIS sympathiser running a propaganda campaign for it.
  
Mehdi said he was not aware of anybody joining ISIS and nor has he ever spoken to any fighter of the Islamic State with agencies now verifying those claims.
  
He said that one of the three Mumbai youths who are still in Iraq-Syria is handling a pro-ISIS twitter handle and posting sympathetic tweets, sources said.
    

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Widow of beheaded IS hostage brands killers 'monsters'

Dragana Haines said she felt marked for life by the grief of losing her husband, and was struggling to tell their four-year-old daughter Athea that he would not be coming home.   

"They consider themselves brave; that's not bravery," she told Britain's Sky News television, speaking from their home in  Croatia.

"It's a cowardly act to behead someone who has his hands tied behind his back, who is kneeling.

"You are not a human being. You must be a monster to do something like that."

Relief agency worker Haines, 44, was helping refugees in a camp in Syria near the Turkish border in March 2013 when he was kidnapped.

His murder was revealed in a video released in September by Islamic State, the extremist group that has seized control of vast swathes of territory in Iraq and Syria.

Dragana Haines said she did not know how to explain things to their daughter, telling her only that they were now alone and had to help each other.

"I'm trying to make her understand that Daddy's not coming back," she said.

She spoke of the agony waiting for news of her husband.

"Every day was a challenge. Waking up in the morning and thinking should I be hopeful, would it be a day when they will call me, or he will call me and say 'OK, I'm free, I'm coming back'?

"Or would it be a day when they will call me and say something bad has happened?"

When she was called by David's brother, who told her that her husband's captors could not hurt him any more, "that actually marked me for the rest of my life.    

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Telangana opens helpline for workers trapped in Iraq

The Telangana government has opened a helpline in its NRI cell to provide information about workers from the state trapped in Iraq and to render assistance.

The helpline numbers opened in the state secretariat are 040-23220603 and 09440854433.

Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao has asked Chief Secretary Rajiv Sharma to be in touch with the external affairs ministry to know the latest situation in the strife-torn Iraq.

The state government has also asked all district collectors to find out if workers/migrants from their districts are trapped in Iraq and if they require any help, including evacuation.

The collectors were asked to gather details like passport numbers, addresses in Iraq and contact numbers so that the state government can get in touch with the external affairs ministry for assistance...

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