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Niia Love Case Study

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1.ISIS 2. NIA 2.LOVE

The saga from a indent lover to a IS terrorist

You never know what love can endure rather what one can do in pursuit of love ; it can make one do poppy cultivation to plastic surgery in pursuit of love.....This is the story of Ashiq Ahmed, a 19 year old student of mechanical engineering arrested by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on charges of his alleged link up with IS outfit. Ashiq Ahmed claimed that he wanted to travel to Afghanistan to cultivate poppy so that he could make money for plastic surgery to change his appearance and be with the girl he loved.He told investigators that he also wanted to convert because the girl, a Hindu, had made it clear that she would not be able to cast aside either her religion or her family …show more content…

Her father came to our school and created a ruckus. After this, she broke off our relationship. She told me that she could not leave her religion or her people for me. I then thought I would undergo plastic surgery, change my name and convert my faith and face the girl’s family. For this, I decided to go to Afghanistan and earn money through opium cultivation.
How the lover transformed into a terrorist? Its a story of ignorance and the brain washing attribute of the increasing terrorist organizations. Alluring the innocents in name of justice their ultimate practice and the emotional people falling into the clutches of a deep rooted conspiracy.
Ashiq started his story with the moment he visited a fair near the Iranian Dargah and bought a book on Imam Mahdi (the prophesied redeemer of Islam). It said the redeemre would come from Afghanistan and Khorasan. And he would be the ultimate Khalifa (leader of the Caliphate) and would end all injustice. So in quest of knowledge he did some net surfing which landed him Afghanistan and Khorasan. During these searches he came came across speeches of Masood Azhar (chief of Pakistan-based terror group

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