A suspected ISI agent, who was being taken for deportation to Pakistan, was re-arrested after he allegedly misbehaved with policemen during transit, on Tuesday.
Giving above details here on Tuesday evening, Inspector General of Police (public grievances cell) A Satish Ganesh said that a local court in lucknow after hearing had ordered release of ISI agent, Tehseen, who was arrested in
the year 2006. He said that in compliance of the court’s order, lucknow police was taking Tehseen for deportation to Pakistan via Atari border. He claimed that during transit, Tehseen misbehaved with the police team after which a case was lodged and he has been again arrested and sent to jail.
Meanwhile in another report from Maharajganj district, a Turkish and a Nepalese national were arrested with charas in two separate incidents from Sonauli area on Indo-Nepal border. In the first incident, 43-year-old Cenani Soylu from
Turkey, who was on his way to Delhi from Nepal, was arrested on Monday night during a routine checking and 10.214 kg of charas was recovered from him, SSB commandant K S Bankhoti disclosed. The recovered contraband is worth over Rs 1 crore, the commandant said, adding, the accused was handed over to customs authorities. In another incident, Bhim lal Tamang from Nepal was arrested with charas worth Rs 20.80 lakhs from Sonauli area on Indo-Nepal border, Assistant Commissioner, Customs Commandant, Bijendra Chaudhary said on Tuesday. The arrest was made on Monday evening. The accused was booked under Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act and sent to jail.
In one another case reportedly from Meerut, one person was arrested with fake Indian currency notes with face value of over Rs 24 lakh. Reports said that Akhtar Hussain was arrested from Noornagar locality in Brahmpuri area by the police on a tip off with fake currency of face value of Rs 24.07 lakh, on Monday evening. During interrogation, Hussain told police that he had brought the fake currency from Malda, West Bengal and was going to deliver it in Meerut. Further interrogations are on with the accused to extract more details about the gang operating in Western UP.