British Bangladeshi Samata Ullah’s parole application rejected
Bangladeshi-born British terrorist Samata Ullah, who wanted to store military information on James Bond-style USB cufflinks and help ISIS, has been denied parole.
Samata Ullah, 34, created a ‘one-stop shop’ for terrorists from his bedroom in Cardiff. He used to give various directions on how to evade the prying eyes of the police and security forces.
Jihadi Samata is a British citizen of Bangladeshi origin. The former insurance executive wanted to help IS fighters around the world. Police in Britain described his conviction in 2017 as the biggest terrorist plot they had ever seen.
The trial at London’s Old Bailey was told that Samata Ullah was found in his bedroom following the arrest of an accused mastermind of an anthrax attack in Kenya. British counter-terrorism police tracked him ...