sancho
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Now think what you just said.
No need, since their personal life in India is not important here! The government of India had reached out to them in a time when leaving might had been possible and safe. The nurses have rejected that offer on their own accord, so no matter what they have taken a decision that increased the risk for theim, which now seems to have turned out to be a mistake.
Many terrorist groups finance themselves by kidnappings and ransom. ULFA was one example. That said, ISIS is not lacking money right now, since they are sitting on $450 million of cash reserves.
If they have the need, but then again they will move their policies in getting high value targets and not random targets, but as you said, they don't have the need for money anyway. They have a total different goal than "simple" pirates or minor terror groups and when even Al Kaida said, they were too radical according to their standards, it tells us something about the ISIS.
Lets hope for the best, but we can't deny that they have a part in what happened too.
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