“I created a Telegram ID,” Mr. Yazdani told investigators, “and sought his guidance to reach Syria.”After months of frustrating and failed attempts to help Mr. Yazdani get a visa, Amriki’s directions changed course: “He asked me to work for I.S. At the end of May, Mr. Yazdani received a message telling him to go to the Nanded Airport, about 200 miles away. After they reached the airport the next morning, the handler told them to head to the Railway Division Office. When they were arrested, they could not provide any clues as to who had left the contraband, Indian investigators said. Until they were alerted to its existence, Indian investigators were not aware that the document was still archived on the website, they said.

Source: New York Times February 04, 2017 10:02 UTC