Bollywood movie 'The Kerala Story' has been released today amid controversies, petitions have also been filed in the court to stop the release of this movie, but they have also been rejected. Four of the girls on whose story 'The Kerala Story' is based, are currently imprisoned in Afghanistan. These four women had left the country along with their husbands to join ISIS. However, these four will not be allowed to return to their homeland by the Indian Government. The news says that these four women from Kerala had gone to Nangarhar in Afghanistan between 2016 and 2018. Her husband was killed in different attacks in Afghanistan. After this, these four were among the thousands of women associated with ISIS who surrendered to the authorities. Since then they are lodged in Afghan jails.
4 IS terrorists locked in Afghanistan: Ahmed Zia Saraj, who was the head of the National Directorate of Security in Afghanistan, told reporters a few weeks ago that 408 Islamic State terrorists from 13 countries are imprisoned in Afghan jails. Out of which 4 Indians, 16 Chinese, 299 Pakistani, 2 Bangladeshi and 2 Maldivian citizens are also included. Saraj has also said that the Afghan government is engaged in talking to all countries to deport these people to their country.
Security agencies had talked to all four: The news says that there is very little possibility that these four women will be allowed to return to the country. When these women had surrendered, Indian security agencies had also held talks with them. In December 2019, officials of Indian security agencies went to Kabul, where they interviewed all four and their children. In March 2020, videos of these four Indian women have also been shared by an international website.
Who are these four women?: The four women seen in the video were identified as Sonia Sebastian alias Ayesha, Rafila, Merin Jacob alias Maryam and Nimisha alias Fatima Isa.
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