<p>The investigating team probing pro-IS Twitter account @ShamiWitness handler Mehdi Masoor's case has found a key evidence to prove his connections with the IS fighters.<br /><br /></p>.<p>IS sympathizer Mehdi Masoor, who hails from West Bengal, used his Twitter handle @ShamiWitness to help an IS fighter to enter Syria from Turkey, reports <a href="http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-others/masroor-tweet-to-help-is-fighter-enter-syria-to-be-used-as-proof/">Indian Express</a>.<br /><br />IS fighter with Twitter handle @TalabAlHaqq Twitter, who had been waiting at the border since June 19, 2014 to enter Syria tweeted, “how can a mihajir stuck in southeastern turkey get help crossing through to raqqa in sha allah??”<br /><br />To this @shamiwitness responded, “Tal Abyad crossing open now."<br /><br />Masoor also marked the tweet to two other Twitter accounts, namely @onthatpath3 and @AbuUmar8246. <br /><br />@ShamiWitness replied to @TalabAlHaqq's tweet within two hours, as per Bangalore Police.<br /><br />Further @TalabAlHaqq tweeted to @ShamiWitness, @AbuUmar8246 and @onthatpath3, “Assalam aleykom, ShamiWitness could you please clarify how long will it be open?’’<br />@ShamiWitness tweeted back that “Jarabulus etc” might also be open.<br /><br />Police sources told Express: “Mehdi provided the information and also marked tweets to the IS fighter about the open routes. This is key evidence in the case."<br /><br />Mehdi Masoor Biswas, an engineer working as manufacturing executive with a Bengaluru-based multinational company was arrested on Dec 13, 2014 after Channel 4 reported that a pro-Islamic State Twitter handle @ShamiWitness was being operated from the City.</p>
<p>The investigating team probing pro-IS Twitter account @ShamiWitness handler Mehdi Masoor's case has found a key evidence to prove his connections with the IS fighters.<br /><br /></p>.<p>IS sympathizer Mehdi Masoor, who hails from West Bengal, used his Twitter handle @ShamiWitness to help an IS fighter to enter Syria from Turkey, reports <a href="http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-others/masroor-tweet-to-help-is-fighter-enter-syria-to-be-used-as-proof/">Indian Express</a>.<br /><br />IS fighter with Twitter handle @TalabAlHaqq Twitter, who had been waiting at the border since June 19, 2014 to enter Syria tweeted, “how can a mihajir stuck in southeastern turkey get help crossing through to raqqa in sha allah??”<br /><br />To this @shamiwitness responded, “Tal Abyad crossing open now."<br /><br />Masoor also marked the tweet to two other Twitter accounts, namely @onthatpath3 and @AbuUmar8246. <br /><br />@ShamiWitness replied to @TalabAlHaqq's tweet within two hours, as per Bangalore Police.<br /><br />Further @TalabAlHaqq tweeted to @ShamiWitness, @AbuUmar8246 and @onthatpath3, “Assalam aleykom, ShamiWitness could you please clarify how long will it be open?’’<br />@ShamiWitness tweeted back that “Jarabulus etc” might also be open.<br /><br />Police sources told Express: “Mehdi provided the information and also marked tweets to the IS fighter about the open routes. This is key evidence in the case."<br /><br />Mehdi Masoor Biswas, an engineer working as manufacturing executive with a Bengaluru-based multinational company was arrested on Dec 13, 2014 after Channel 4 reported that a pro-Islamic State Twitter handle @ShamiWitness was being operated from the City.</p>