Eight years in jail for two men convicted for instigating youth to join ISIS
The Hindu
Mohsin Sayyed (32) and Rizwan Ahmed (25) had pleaded guilty to the charges
A special NIA court here on Friday sentenced two Mumbai residents convicted for propagating the ideology of the Middle-Eastern terrorist group ISIS, to eight years' imprisonment.
Mohsin Sayyed (32) and Rizwan Ahmed (25) had pleaded guilty to the charges of joining the ISIS and indoctrinating youngsters.
Special judge AT Wankhede had earlier this week accepted the guilty plea and convicted them under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act for conspiracy and being a member of/supporting a banned terrorist organization.

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