Pakistan Arrests Indian Ex-Naval Officer: New Delhi Denies 'Spy' Link
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Pakistan Arrests Indian Ex-Naval Officer: New Delhi Denies 'Spy' Link
India has acknowledged that a man arrested in Pakistan's Balochistan region once served with the Navy, but denied that he has any current links with the Indian government. This was in response to Pakistan summoning the Indian envoy over the arrest of the man identified as Kulbushan Jadev, a man Pakistan says is an Indian naval officer spying for the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW). India has categorically denied these charges of spying, on a day when a special investigation team from Pakistan was given visas to travel to Pathankot. How will this impact the thaw in India-Pak ties?
Hyderabad University Simmers: Campus Held Hostage By Vested Interests?
The Hyderabad Central University continues to simmer with student unrest - several students and faculty were arrested on Tuesday after violence on campus over the return of Vice Chancellor Appa Rao. With arrests taking place just before a long weekend, bail hearings have only been scheduled for Monday. There are reports of violence in police custody, and parents have accused the university of not informing them of the arrests. The Vice Chancellor has issued a letter refuting rumours that his office was responsible for cutting off electricity and water, or that he met with political leaders on or off campus. As both sides stand their ground, how is the university continuing to function?
Pakistan Arrests Indian Ex-Naval Officer: New Delhi Denies 'Spy' Link
India has acknowledged that a man arrested in Pakistan's Balochistan region once served with the Navy, but denied that he has any current links with the Indian government. This was in response to Pakistan summoning the Indian envoy over the arrest of the man identified as Kulbushan Jadev, a man Pakistan says is an Indian naval officer spying for the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW). India has categorically denied these charges of spying, on a day when a special investigation team from Pakistan was given visas to travel to Pathankot. How will this impact the thaw in India-Pak ties?
Hyderabad University Simmers: Campus Held Hostage By Vested Interests?
The Hyderabad Central University continues to simmer with student unrest - several students and faculty were arrested on Tuesday after violence on campus over the return of Vice Chancellor Appa Rao. With arrests taking place just before a long weekend, bail hearings have only been scheduled for Monday. There are reports of violence in police custody, and parents have accused the university of not informing them of the arrests. The Vice Chancellor has issued a letter refuting rumours that his office was responsible for cutting off electricity and water, or that he met with political leaders on or off campus. As both sides stand their ground, how is the university continuing to function?
