LONDON: In the recent terrorist list made by the British government, British Bangladeshi youth Rakib Amin was included number 6 of the 25 terrorists who is now fighting for the ISIS in Iraq and Syria.

UK Detectives suspect Rakib is collecting money from United Kingdom for the ISIS activities. So Britain has imposed economical ban including freezing bank account against Rakib and 24 listed terrorists.

The UK home office said Rakib’s family hailed from Moulvibazar district of Bangladesh and now residing at Abadin of Scotland. 

The list also mentioned passport number of Rakib.

In a recent video massage, Rakib urged British Muslim youths to join ISIS to fight for Islam and ISIS in Iraq and Syria.    

British Bangladeshi youths are being involved in terrorist activities in alarming rate. In recent days, many British Bangladeshi young people have joined at The Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) to fight against Iraq and Syria.

British government thinks that the youths who joined at ISIS are threat for the country. British detective organization has already become alert after a video message of three British-Bangladeshi youths has released recently. 

Detectives find that most of the foreign youths who joined at ISIS are British and of them a good number are British Bangladeshi.  

Earlier in a video message, three British Bangladeshi youths Iftekhar Jaman, Mosudur Chowdhury and Abdul Rakib Amin have urged British Muslim youths to join ISIS to fight for Islam and ISIS. 

Iftekhar Jaman is the first Bangladeshi youth who admitted his terrorist link to British Broadcasting Corporation. 

Later, a number of Bangladeshi youths have involved themselves with terrorist activities in different times. And now, the number is increasing alarmingly with the fear of British Bangladeshi community. 

Allude to, ISIS is battling against Syria and Iraq governments to set up a Sunni state in the levant area.

As a result, parents of the hundreds youths, who are studying at colleges and universities in Britain, are passing time with worry and anxiety. 

BDST: 1255 HRS, JUL 09, 2014