India security agency arrest two Nigerians intending to join the deadly ISIS

Firstclass newsline has gathered that indian security agencies have
aprehended two Nigerian youths suspected to be on their way to Iraq to
join the terrorist organisation, Islamic State.
It was learnt that they were arrested along the India-Pakistan border
after scaling a barbed wire fence near the international border, where
they were handed over to Punjab Police.
They were identified as Imran Kabeer and Sani Jamiliu.
According to the Indo-Asian News Services, the two Nigerians, aged
between 24 and 25, from Kano State, told Indian officials that they
wanted to go to Pakistan and later to Iraq. The youths, the report
said, did not possess valid travel documents to enter Pakistan.
They were said to have arrived in Sikh on Thursday from Delhi in a
hired taxi. The IANS noted that the duo argued with the taxi driver on
Thursday night, "hoodwinked him and drove away his Swift Dzire car and
arrived at the integrated check point at Attari on Friday morning."
An Indian official was quoted as saying, "On finding the border gates
closed, the youths moved towards a barbed wire fence along the
Attari-Wagah rail track (on which the Samjhauta Express peace train
between both countries plies) and jumped over the high barbed wire
fence, thinking they had entered Pakistan. BSF personnel immediately
nabbed them."
Since the youths claimed their final destination was Iraq, security
officials said they could be headed to join the Islamic State terror
outfit.
An Indian Deputy Inspector-General, M.F. Farooqui, confirmed the
arrest the suspects.