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An influential Twitter account supporting the Islamic State group was run by an executive from Bangalore in India, Britain's Channel 4 News reported. The channel named the pro-jihad tweeter "@ShamiWitness" as "Mehdi", but did not reveal his full name as he said his life would be in danger. "He is an executive in Bangalore working for an Indian conglomerate," the channel said on Thursday.
The report quoted him as saying that he had not joined IS jihadist ranks in Iraq and Syria because his family was financially dependent on him. "If I had a chance to leave everything and join them I might have," he was quoted as saying. The account, which had 17,700 followers including many foreign fighters, was shut down following the Channel 4 report. Indian police told reporters they were investigating.

Copyright Agence France-Presse, 2014

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