UK freezes assets of three British citizens including one having Pakistani origins for fighting Jihad with ISIS

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UK freezes assets of three British citizens including one having Pakistani origins for fighting Jihad with ISIS

London: UK freezes assets of three British citizens including one having Pakistani origins for fighting Jihad with ISIS. UK government confirmed they are involved in terrorism-related activities in Syria. There is no use of freezing their assets as they are just school and college going boys having no property and no bank balances. “UK freezes assets of three British citizens” is headline of many newspapers and television channels but without indicating that these youth has no assets at all to be frozen.

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Reyaad Khan Passport Details are Passport# 511425841 (British)

Address: Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom

Reyaad Khan whose name is on the list reportedly hails from a Pushtun Pakistani family settled in UK, claim people in United Kingdom who know him. Reyaad Khanis born Britisher. he is only son of his parents.

Reyaad Khan Passport Details are Passport# 511425841 (British) Address: Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom
Reyaad Khan Passport Details are Passport# 511425841 (British)
Address: Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom

However UK authorities shared information about nationality of only one person who is still a Bangladeshi national. Reyaad Khan and Nasser Muthana from Cardiff while Ruhul Amin belong to Aberdeen and their names have been added to the Treasury list of people targeted for financial sanctions, according to the list posted on its website.

Ruhul was born in Moulvibazar, Sylhet District, Bangladesh. His British Passport details are Passport#705477212 (British)

Address: Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom.

Nasser Muthana was born in Heath, Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom. His British Passport details are Passport#: 210804241

Address: Cardiff, United Kingdom.

Locals of Cardiff say that Nasser Muthana and Reyaad Khan are school friends and both used to go to Quran reading to a local mosque and a religious school regularly since childhood. Al-Minar religious school Madrisa is sponsored by gulf and Saudi Arabia with its Imam (Mualvi) teachers come from Middle East.

Action has been taken after a video appeared in which they were urging other Muslims living in UK to join Jihad in Syria.

Jihadi watch groups claim that UK is not sharing real information about how much its citizens are fighting Jihad in Middle East. These groups believe around 5,000 Britishers are busy in Jihad while Uk government is talking about only 500 or so. UK government had no information about these bogs till BBC broadcasted their interviews. Watch groups fear that ISIS Jihad will has launching pad of UK for Jihad in Europe once they are back. Groups claim that not only Muslims but youth of other religions are also fighting in Syria from United Kingdom.

There are fears among many Jihad watch groups that Jihadis have already established sleeping/slipper cells within United Kingdom and will wage Jihad one appropriate till will arrive.

Former MI6 director of global counter-terrorism Mr Barrett while talking to the BBC News Channel expressed his deep fears that it was “out of the question” for the security services to follow all of the Britons who had fought in Syria if and when they returned.

He believed that the recruitment networks operating in Europe were “suggestive of a greater deal of radicalisation than people just going on their own”.

Reports coming from United Kingdom indicates problem is more serious than UK government is considering it. Uncontrolled construction of Madarisas (religious schools) and almost 90% teaching staff coming from Middle East, India and Pakistan had been bringing radicalism and purist Islam. UK government during the last 25 year was too busy in destabilizing Middle east with the help of Saudi Arabia that it never thought that fire will arrive to home,   said Mushtaq Hassan living in Manchester.

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