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Man Working With Border Force Shares Sensitive Info To Pak Spy, Arrested
A contractual employee working for the Border Security Force (BSF) at Bhuj in Gujarat has been arrested for allegedly sharing sensitive information with a woman Pakistani intelligence agent, officials said on Saturday.
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Jawan Shared Photos Of Border Roads, Fences With Pak Spy, Arrested: Cops
A BSF jawan was arrested for allegedly sharing secret information including photographs of border fence and roads with a Pakistani agent, the police said today. The accused, Sheikh Riazuddin, had been under the watch of the Border Security Force's intelligence wing for his suspicious activities for the last few months, the police said.
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Pakistani Man Who Claimed To Be An ISI Agent Turns Out To Be Mentally Unstable
A Pakistani man, who surprised Indian security agencies by claiming to be an ISI agent who wanted to stay in India, has been sent to Nepal after investigators found him to be mentally unstable, officials said.
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'Hello, I'm An ISI Agent': Pakistani Man's Baffling Claim At Delhi Airport
Early on Friday morning, a middle-aged man got off an Air India flight from Dubai at the national capital's international airport. He was booked on a connecting flight to Kathmandu but the man did not appear to be in any particular hurry. Nearly an hour later, he approached the airport's help-desk.
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Did Pakistani Security Agents Kidnap Bloggers To Make A Point?
In the space of a few days last month, five Pakistani bloggers - all known as left-leaning social-media activists - were abducted and vanished into unknown hands. After a domestic and international outcry, the missing men suddenly reappeared this month - safe and unharmed, but just as mysteriously.
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Declassified US Document Suggests Pak ISI Link To Attack On CIA Agents
A Pakistani intelligence officer paid $200,000 to an extremist network to facilitate a deadly suicide bomb attack on CIA operatives at a base in Afghanistan in 2009, according to a declassified US government document obtained by an independent research group.
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Man Working With Border Force Shares Sensitive Info To Pak Spy, Arrested
A contractual employee working for the Border Security Force (BSF) at Bhuj in Gujarat has been arrested for allegedly sharing sensitive information with a woman Pakistani intelligence agent, officials said on Saturday.
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Jawan Shared Photos Of Border Roads, Fences With Pak Spy, Arrested: Cops
A BSF jawan was arrested for allegedly sharing secret information including photographs of border fence and roads with a Pakistani agent, the police said today. The accused, Sheikh Riazuddin, had been under the watch of the Border Security Force's intelligence wing for his suspicious activities for the last few months, the police said.
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Pakistani Man Who Claimed To Be An ISI Agent Turns Out To Be Mentally Unstable
A Pakistani man, who surprised Indian security agencies by claiming to be an ISI agent who wanted to stay in India, has been sent to Nepal after investigators found him to be mentally unstable, officials said.
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'Hello, I'm An ISI Agent': Pakistani Man's Baffling Claim At Delhi Airport
Early on Friday morning, a middle-aged man got off an Air India flight from Dubai at the national capital's international airport. He was booked on a connecting flight to Kathmandu but the man did not appear to be in any particular hurry. Nearly an hour later, he approached the airport's help-desk.
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Did Pakistani Security Agents Kidnap Bloggers To Make A Point?
In the space of a few days last month, five Pakistani bloggers - all known as left-leaning social-media activists - were abducted and vanished into unknown hands. After a domestic and international outcry, the missing men suddenly reappeared this month - safe and unharmed, but just as mysteriously.
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Declassified US Document Suggests Pak ISI Link To Attack On CIA Agents
A Pakistani intelligence officer paid $200,000 to an extremist network to facilitate a deadly suicide bomb attack on CIA operatives at a base in Afghanistan in 2009, according to a declassified US government document obtained by an independent research group.
