Zeeshan Anis Siddiqui

Zeeshan Siddiqui is a citizen of the United Kingdom, who was apprehended in Pakistan after he fell under suspicion of being associated with terrorism. Prior to his travel to Pakistan Zeeshan worked for London's Underground—its rapid transit system.

Pakistani capture Zeeshan was apprehended by Pakistani security officials on 15 May 2005. Zeeshan reports he was tortured by Pakistani security officials, with the knowledge of British security officials. Much of the questioning he underwent was to explore any ties he may have had with British citizens who set off four suicide bombs on the London transit system on 7 July 2005 — about two months after his apprehension.

Zeeshan wasn't charged with any terrorism related offenses.

According to the BBC, following his return he took "a customer service job with a firm with links to Euro-Disney resort in Paris".

Alleged jihadist associates and alleged jihadist activities Counter-terrorism official have asserted they are concerned that Zeeshan is an acquaintance of Mohammad Sidique Khan and Omar Khyam. Mohammad Sidique Khan was the oldest of four suicide bombers who exploded bombs on London's underground on 7 July 2005. Omar Khyam was charged with leading another faile bomb plot. Counter-terrorism officials allege that he attended a military training camp with the two men.

Counter-terrorism officials allege that he met Abd Al Hadi al-Iraqi, a senior Al Qaida leader.

Zeeshan acknowledges traveling to Pakistan in 2003, but asserts that it was spiritual reasons, and claims he only participated in humanitarian work there.