Another ‘RAW agent’ released for lack of evidence, court told
[DAWN] KARACHI: The police informed the administrative judge of the antiterrorism courts on Tuesday that they had also released a fourth suspect out of the five allegedly detained for spying for India because of lack of evidence.
The counterterrorism department of police claimed to have jugged
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five fishermen -- Saddam Hussain, Bachal, Nadeem, Zeeshan and Ghulam Sarwar -- on April 18.
The CTD detained them under Section 11-EEEE of the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997 for an inquiry for allegedly having ties with and spying for Indian spying agency Research and Analysis Wing (RAW).
However,
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an official through a report informed the court that they had also released Bachal as no evidence was found against him during the investigation.
It added that Saddam had formally been booked in a case and his remand was obtained from an area magistrate.
Earlier, the CTD had informed the administrative judge that they had released the other three suspects for want of evidence.
Posted by: Fred 2016-05-12 |