Kannur: Kerala Police on Thursday arrested two more people with alleged Islamic State relations, taking the total number of arrested people to five in two days, reported ANI.
On Wednesday three men with suspected links with the ISIS were arrested in the district, the police said.
The trio, who had left the state years ago, were suspected to have visited Syria and reportedly received training from the terror outfit, they said.
"Three persons, Mithilaj, Abdul Razzak and Rashid, in the age group of 25 and 30, were arrested around 3.00 pm for their links with the Islamic State," Deputy Superintendent of Police, Kannur, Sadanandan said.
"They have been arrested based on an evidence obtained after examining their phone calls. Further interrogation is going on," he said.
The three hail from Chakkarakkal and Valappattinam in the district and had returned from Turkey recently, the police said.
The National Investigation Agency has been probing cases of disappearance of at least 21 people who had left the state under mysterious circumstances over a period of time and are suspected to have joined the Islamic State.
Among them, 17 were from Kasaragod and four from Palakkad. They include four women and three children.
