Mateen Hafeez
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Mumbai:The Afghan national, who was
the link between the four Kalyan youths who joined IS, and their
Kuwaiti financier, had studied in a Thane college.
Abdul Rehman Daulati (27), a suspected recruiter for the IS, earlier
studied engineering in Kalsekar College. In October 2014, Kalyan's Bazar
Peth police registered a case against four people, including Daulati,
another Afghan national Ahmed Husseinzade, Kalyan-based fruit merchant
Aadil Dolare and Govind Thapa, manager of Raja Hotel in Kalyan, for
violating rules on a foreigner's stay in India. Police said the duo
stayed in the lodge though their documents mentioned a different
address. The probe was taken over by the ATS. The purpose of
Husseinzade's entry into India is still not clear.
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In 2013, Daulati came to Kalyan for a few days, married a 17-year-old girl from the area and returned to Afghanistan.The girl is in touch with her parents over phone, said an ATS officer and cops ruled out a human trafficking angle. “Importantly , he already has a wife in Afghanistan,“ the officer said.
Both the Afghan nationals had come to Kalyan on Dolare's invitation, who had given an undertaking stating they would stay at his place.
The Times of India, August 7, 2016
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