Two Indian citizens arrested for illegally crossing Pakistan’s border
BAHAWALPUR: On Monday, Cholistan police arrested two Indian nationals after they illegally crossed the border and entered into Pakistan.
According to the police, the two Indians were identified as Prashant and Darailal from Indian State of Madhya Pradesh and Hyderabad.
The local police told the media,
“They were taken into custody because they did not have proper visa and documents.”
The police said that there could be a possibility that one of the Indian, who is an engineer by profession, was sent to Pakistan to carry out some terror attacks or secrets from the country.
Two months ago, FIA arrested an alleged spy from Torkhan border, who was later identified as Umar Daud. The FIA handed him over to Peshawar officials. During the investigation, the FIA said that the suspect was Afghanistan’s national and belonged to Karak district.
The suspect’s name was also placed on Exit Control List, the officials said. The FIA said that the suspect traveled to India for five times and was also involved in formation of Pashtun Liberation Army, the FIA added.
