However, their interview revealed that they are highly radicalised. “One line of thought was to allow them to come back and become approvers in the cases here. However, a report by The Hindu’s Vijaita Singh and Suhasini Haider says that there is no consensus among the various investigation agencies in India to bring the women back. In the next couple of years, while most of the men were reported to have been killed in missile attacks and such, few of the women surrendered. Nimisha and Bexen converted to Islam, changed their names to Fathima and Isa and left with almost 20 others to join the ISIS. In 2016, her daughter Nimisha married a man called Bexen from Palakkad. Bindu has been fighting for her daughter and grandchild's return to India. This is disappointing, at least my four-year-old granddaughter should be rescued,' Bindu, the mother of one of the four women, told the media. With media reports stating the Union government will not be taking measures to bring back the four Kerala women who left India to join the Islamic State in Khorasan Province (ISKP) with their husbands and are currently lodged in jail in Afghanistan, the family of one of the four women has expressed disappointment with the government’s decision. 'As per human rights a woman has the right to come back and she can face all the legal proceedings, including a trial, here.

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