Australian Jihad Mummy Arrested with 4 kids,while heading for Syria Jihad

(DailyMail)

Australian jihad mummy

An Australian mother has been arrested boarding a plane with her four young children bound for war-torn Syria in an alleged bid to become involved in the bloody civil conflict.
Police in Sydney arrested the 29-year-woman allegedly carrying cash and camouflage clothing for her husband who was already in Syria fighting in the country's bloody civil war.
Detectives from the New South Wales Joint Counter Terrorism Team arrested the woman at Sydney Airport shortly before she was due to board the international flight.
Police targeting  Australians engaged in 'foreign incursion' and 'recruitment' offences arrested the woman and took her to Mascot Police Station, near Sydney Airport, where a group of Muslim protestors gathered outsides.
The woman was granted conditional bail to appear in court on June 2 after police executed search warrants on properties in Sydney and Brisbane.
The Sydney-based al-Risalah Facebook page has claimed the woman's passport was confiscated.
'As per the sister who was stopped at the airport last night, she and her kids are now safe with family but passport has been taken," the Facebook post said.
As many as 200 Australians, and hundreds of other foreign nationals including UK passport holders,  are believed to have travelled to Syria during the country's civil war to fight with rebel forces engaged in civil warfare with the the army of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
  Last year, Australian couple Amira Karroum and her husband Yousef Ali, from Granville in western Sydney, died in a mortar attack near the city of Aleppo.
Ms Karroum, who attended a private Christian girls' school on the Gold Coast and graduated from university in graphic design, became radicalised after meeting Mr Ali, an American.
She wrote of who wrote of dying and going to heaven to meet Allah on her Facebook page, and listed her occupation as 'Slave of Allah'. Her title photo had a picture of a garden with the saying, 'Jannah [heaven] is the motive'.
She and Mr Ali died when government forces attacked rebel insurgents, killing dozens of people.
Last year, Australia recorded its first known suicide bomber in Syria when allegedly a jihadist from Brisbane blew himself near a military airport in the country's east.
The man, known as Abu Asma al Australi drove a truck loaded with 12 tonnes of explosives into a checkpoint close to the Deir Al Zour military airport. A video of the incident was later posted on YouTube.
Australian Muslim activist Zaky Mallah told the MailOnline Iraq and Syria was 'deceitfully recruiting vulnerable' people as jihadists.
'I am happy this woman is still in Australia,' he said, 'I would hate to see her caught up in a country that has lost the true meaning of revolution and no longer has a true jihad.'
More than 100,000 people have died in Syria's bloody internal strife, including more than 700 foreigners.

Hard Slap on Congress- Woman in Narendra Modi's Snooping scandal approaches Supreme Court

(DNA)

Amit Shah-Narendra Modi

In a fresh twist to the 'snoopgate' episode, the woman who was tailed by Gujarat police allegedly on the orders of Chief Minister Narendra Modi, today moved the Supreme Court along with her father for restraining the Centre and state government from going ahead with their Commissions of inquiry.

The joint-petition, filed by them, was mentioned before a bench comprising Justices Ranjana Prakash Desai and N V Ramana, which said it cannot pass an interim order for staying proceedings without hearing the parties.
The bench issued notices to the Centre and the Gujarat Government seeking their replies for hearing on Friday. The petition has also sought protection of their fundamental right to privacy and right to live with dignity.

The apex court also requested the media not to make public the name of the woman.

A controversy broke out last year when two news portals released CDs of purported telephonic conversations between Narendra Modi aide Amit Shah, who was then state Home Minister, and two top state police officials relating to snooping on a woman architect in 2009.

The conversations, purportedly between August and September 2009, do not specifically mention Modi by name but refers to a 'saheb', which the portals claimed was the Gujarat Chief Minister at whose instance the snooping was done, a charge denied by Shah.

While the Gujarat government constituted an inquiry commission in November last year, the Union Cabinet also decided to follow suit. However, a major controversy broke out when last week, senior ministers announced that the name of the judge to head the commission would be announced.

Yesterday, the central government beat a retreat after two allies of the Congress objected to such a move in the "dying days" of UPA II.

In the petition the woman and her father have also sought a direction for restraining media from publishing and airing news about the controversy that arose after the news portals --Cobra Post and Gulail.com--released CDs of telephonic conversation on snooping.

Senior advocate Ranjit Kumar, appearing for the two, submitted that despite no complaint filed by them their rights are invaded by various persons for extraneous reasons. "I was satisfied with the safety measures taken by the Gujarat Government when my lives were under threat and when I am not complaining what happened in 2009 there is a sinister campaign to target my reputation and of my family," Kumar submitted on behalf of them.

In the petition, they also took objection to the raking up of the snooping controversy by suspended Gujarat cadre IAS officer Pradeep Sharma seeking a CBI probe based on the unverified and unauthenticated contents brought by the web portals. They also expressed surprise that both the state government and the Centre went ahead with decision to set up Commissions of Inquiry even after knowing that the woman, who is now happily married, had approached the National Commission for Women and Gujarat State Commission for Women.

In view of the development before the two women's commissions, they sought direction to the Centre not to proceed with the constitution of the Commission of Enquiry or a body of like nature to go into the questions arising from the snooping controversy which was brought into public domain by the web portals

The petitioners also pleaded that the state government be asked not to proceed with the proceedings of the commission constituted by it on November 26, 2013. "The constitution of commission by the state government is wholly unwarranted and unjustified. The attempt being made by the central government to constitute a similar commission which would necessarily infringe upon and encroach upon right to privacy of the petitioners and their family which would clearly be unwarranted and unjustified and would be violative of the fundamental rights of the petitioners and their family members as guaranteed under Article 21 of the constitution," the petition said.

It said "on the basis of the said unauthorised and unverified contents posted in the aforesaid two web post, the authenticity of which is not guaranteed even by the said two posts, a sinister and defamatory campaign has started in electronic and print media by certain vested interest groups (with whom none of the petitioners are concerned) ostensibly on the ground of protecting the petitioners' right to privacy.

"Such sinister campaign by vested groups under the guise protecting the privacy of petitioners has resulted into tarnishing the reputation and infringing upon the petitioners and their family members right to privacy, causing them immense anguish and suffering."

They submitted the malicious campaign has led them to change their residential accommodation four times in few months and their e-mail accounts are hacked and indecent calls are being made to them.

Deported IM operative Sultan Ahmed Faizan had links with Maharshtra Samajwadi Party leader Abu Asim Azami

Arrested IM operative Sultan Ahmed Faizan had links with Maharshtra Samajwadi Party leader Abu Asim Azami. The said operative has been deported from Sharjah. Faizan too is resident of Azamgadh and close aid of Abu Salem. Azami accepted that he knew Faizan but he have nothing to do with his activities.