ISIS is active in South India, evidence is out, security agencies will tighten their grip in states including Kerala

NEW DELHI: ISIS reveals its people are active in South India. ISIS made the revelation through the magazine 'Voice of Khorasan'. The magazine also has an account of its role in two blasts last year. Blasts took place in Coimbatore and Mangalore last year. But there was no casualty.
The references are in the 68-page magazine of 'Voice of Khorasan'. However, it does not say in which state of South India the terrorists are active. But security agencies believe that ISIS terrorists are active in Kerala as well.
The ISIS magazine admits its links to the October 23 car blast in Coimbatore last year and the November 19 pressure cooker blast in an autorickshaw at Mangaluru. But in this magazine, the word Bangalore is used instead of Mangalore. Two weeks ago, the NIA raided more than 60 locations in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka for suspected links to terrorist activities. It is noteworthy that after this the information in the magazine 'Voice of Khurasan' is released.

'Voice of Khorasan' is a publication used to promote ISIS activities in Central and South Asia.