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'Hindu' Pakistani spy arrested in Rajasthan; confesses smuggling RDX into India

A Pakistani spy was today arrested in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, and he has confessed that he played an instrumental role in smuggling around 35 kg of RDX into India.

ANI

JAISALMER: A Pakistani spy was today arrested in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, and he has confessed that he played an instrumental role in smuggling around 35 kg of RDX into India.

The spy named Nandal Maharaj was nabbed based on intelligence inputs from the RAW. A cellular phone has also been also recovered from him.

According to reports, this is for the first time that Pakistan has sent a ‘Hindu’ spy on visa and passport.

Maharaj had been staying in Jaisalmer since the last six months. He operated a textile showroom in Pakistan and has sound financial background.

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