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Moideen managed to escape Mosul and travel to Turkey.According to a report in DNA, Moideen, during interrogation, said an ISIS fighter—who goes by the nom de guerre of Abu-Hafz-Al-Swedi—was his main contact person and helped him make the jouey from India to Raqqa in Syria. Moideen was given the job of a security guard, for guarding tents of ISIS militants on a salary of $100 per month. The salary was paid to him by Abu-Hafz-Al-Swedi. Following this, he he was imprisoned in a jail managed by ISIS.Swedi, whose real name is unknown, is the first ISIS recruiter to have actually met an Indian fighting for the terror group.Moideen fled Mosul when the Weste and Russian forces bombarded the region. In Istanbul, he contacted the Indian consulate and told them that he had lost his passport. But he claims that after he saw the brutalities perpetrated by ISIS in Mosul, he began asking his superiors to allow him to leave the group.Moideen was arrested when he retued home from Mosul in China Portable Hammock for sale Iraq, where he had been a part of the Islamic State (ISIS).But on retuing, he went to Kerala and got in touch with ISIS handlers again, after which he was discovered and arrested.

In a letter to Interior Minister Beard Cazeneuve that was made public Monday the Socialist mayor sounded the alarm over the "dramatic humanitarian and sanitary situation" in the city's northeast.Only a few structures remained standing on the muddy stretch of wasteland strewn with the ruins of shacks gutted by the fires set by departing migrants last week.Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo has urged the govement to intervene to give asylum-seekers a roof over their heads.Since mid-October, Britain has taken in over 270 children from the Jungle, mostly youngsters with relatives in Britain.On Monday, workers in white overalls backed by a digger began clearing tents and mattresses from a street in the northeaste Stalingrad district, where around 2,000 migrants have been living under an overhead metro line.Hundreds more seeking to be transferred across the Channel are waiting to hear back on their applications.