Malaysian police arrested four people including a Bangladeshi detained and deported for suspected links to terrorism on 2 August and 17 September, says a Channel NewsAsia report.  

The arrestees include a Bangladeshi restaurant owner, suspected of being involved in smuggling weapons for use by international terror groups, said the Malaysian police in a press release.

Meanwhile, Interpol had issued a ‘Red Notice’ for him.

Beside the Bangladeshi, there are two others foreigners among the arrestees.

A Nepali citizen, who managed an entertainment outlet, was also arrested under suspicion of fabricating travel documents for use by members of international terror groups, reports Channel NewsAsia.

A Moroccan man was also arrested as he was suspected to be member of Islamic State. He had previously been detained by Turkish authorities after attempting to smuggle into Syria, police said.

The fourth suspect is a Malaysian who had been working as the personal chauffer for a businessman.

He is believed to be linked to Muhammad Wanndy Mohamad Jedy - who police say have been actively promoting the activities of Islamic State on his Facebook page.