But the 23yearold denied he was an extremist and said he was not a threat.Mr Ghumman's Facebook site links to a group backing terrorist Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani doctor with extensive terror links jailed for 86 years in daytours 2010."Then they interviewed me again and they were asking me one by one about my friends .
Most of friends are in Pakistan. I don't have (many friends) in Australia."Mr Ghumman, who is being held at the Maribyrnong detention centre, came to Australia in July 2010 to study accounting at Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE.He lived in Melbourne's northern suburbs, worked in warehouses and attended mosques in Fawkner and Preston.The Department of Immigration declined to say why Mr Ghumman's visa had been cancelled, but said he one daytours was now in the country unlawfully."The person no longer met the legal criteria to hold a visa, therefore the visa was cancelled making him an unlawful noncitizen and subject to detention," a spokeswoman said.
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