Alleged RAW agent arrested for criminal conspiracy in Pak

Sunday, June 7, 2009, 10:41 [IST]

Lahore, Jun.7 (ANI): The Lahore police has registered a case of criminal conspiracy against an alleged RAW spy, Behram Khan.

The case has been registered on the complaint of Sub Inspector Malik Dilawar, The Daily Times reports.

According to the FIR, Khan himself has admitted to be a RAW agent, saying that he had come to Pakistan as RAW's undercover agent to spy on important locations.

An anti-terrorism court has sent him to jail for the time being. (ANI)

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