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Cricketer, IITian: How a bright lad's path spun towards a dark 'terror' alley

IndiaTimes Friday, 29 March 2024
A 22-year-old cricketer and biotechnology student, Tauseef Ali Farooqui, arrested under UAPA for expressing intent to join IS. Mental health issues during Covid lockdown cited as reason. Family and community shocked. Concern for his future with UAPA charges. Brother believes IIT should have intervened earlier. Police and family hope for safe return.
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