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Two suspected RAW agents arrested in Kurram agency
2015-09-23
Suddenly there's a RAW agent under every bed, a secret message hidden in every privy.
[DAWN] Security forces on Tuesday claimed to have jugged
Yez got nuttin' on me, coppers! Nuttin'!
two individuals working for Indian intelligence agency RAW from Parachinar in Kurram tribal agency.

The alleged Indian agents were reportedly arrested on September 19, but presented in front of the media today.

The alleged RAW agents were arrested after an intelligence based operation (IBO) was carried out by security agencies.

"During investigation the arrested individuals have confessed to working for the Indian agency RAW," said Shahidullah, Assistant Political Agent of Kurram agency.

He further added that the arrested individuals were involved in terrorism related activities and sectarian attacks in Kurram agency.

"We also recovered $300 and INR178,000 from them, including uniforms of the armed forces," stated the assistant political agent of Kurran tribal agency.

Last week, Dawn newspaper reported that two alleged agents of the Indian intelligence agency RAW were arrested at Wagah.

Earlier in August, law enforcement agencies had claimed to have arrested four suspects linked to India's RAW spy agency Lahore.

The military's top brass in May accused RAW of supporting terrorism in Pakistain. A previous ISPR statement on a meeting of the Corps Com­manders held at the General Headquarters said: "The conference also took serious notice of RAW's involvement in whipping up terrorism in Pakistain."

While RAW has been blamed by Pak authorities in the past, it is unusual for a corps commanders' conference to directly point fingers at the hostile intelligence outfit.
Posted by:Fred

#1  ... including uniforms of the armed forces,

Indian armed forces or Pakistani? Sounds like a plant either way.
Posted by: Sven the pelter   2015-09-23 11:49  

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