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Melbourne Islamic leader denies links to flydubai attack suspect
A prominent Melbourne Islamic centre director has firmly rejected suggestions of any connection between himself or his organisation and the individual suspected in the flydubai incident. Samir Mohtadi characterised the allegations as unfounded.
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Samir Mohtadi, a senior figure at a Melbourne Islamic centre, has issued a strong denial regarding any association with the suspect allegedly connected to the flydubai attack. In a statement rejecting what he described as false accusations, Mohtadi sought to distance both himself and his religious organisation from the individual under investigation.
The denial comes as authorities in multiple jurisdictions examine connections related to the incident. Mohtadi's statement underscores growing concerns within Australia's Muslim community about potential guilt-by-association narratives following security incidents with international dimensions.
No further details regarding the investigation or specific allegations were disclosed in Mohtadi's statement. The case remains under active investigation by relevant authorities.