A man was arrested in Delhi, India for raising crypto funds for ISIS

[A man was arrested in Delhi, India because ISIS raised encryption funds] News on August 7, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) of India said on Sunday that they had arrested an active-ethexc member of the terrorist organization ISIS from Delhi and said that he was The group raises funds and sends them in cryptocurrency to Syria and elsewhere.

The "radicalized" man, Mohsin Ahmad, originally belonging to Patna, Bihar, was arrested on Saturday at his home in Delhi's Batra Mansion, according to the NIA. (Outlook India)

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