In the latest development, an Additional Sub-Inspector (ASI) of the Karachi (Sindh) Police has been taken under arrest over allegations of having links with Indian spying agency, RAW, reported local media on Monday.
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According to details, the accused was caught from Gulistan e Jauhar area of the metropolis. The arrest was undertaken by local police officials along with the Special Services Unit (SSU) of law enforcement.
It has been revealed that the detained officer was found involved in acts of terrorism in the country and was also an active member of the city’s target killers’ team.
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The police officer was currently performing his duties at the Shahrah e Faisal police station in Karachi and was a resident of Gulistan e Jauhar. Two hand grenades have been recovered from the residence of Shehzad Pervez who is being claimed as an important member of the notorious ’Mehmood Siddiqui Group’ which is touted to have strong connections with Indian spying agency, Research and Analysis Wing (RAW).
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India has always been responsible for exploiting ethnic fault lines in Pakistan. It is worth recalling that Commander Kulbhushan Jadhav, an Indian army officer working in Pakistan, was arrested during an intelligence operation conducted in Balochistan in March 2016, and he was apprehended after illegally crossing the Baloch border from Iran. Jadhav was travelling on an original Indian passport under the fake name of Hussein Mubarak Patel.
Kulbhushan Jadhav — a serving commander of the Indian Navy officer working for the Indian covert agency Research and Analysis Wing, RAW — was arrested on March 3, 2016, from Balochistan on allegations of espionage and terrorism.#HangTerroristKulbhushan pic.twitter.com/tvSFRyjfxW
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Later, recorded video statements of his confession were released, where a comfortable and at-ease Jadhav was seen confessing all his crimes of espionage. He revealed that he was working under the directives of India’s premier spy agency, RAW, and confessed about his involvement in subversive activities and terrorist attacks targeting Karachi and Balochistan.
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In April 2017, a verdict of the Pakistani military court awarded Jadhav a death sentence after holding him responsible for espionage and subversive activities.
Jadhav later filed a clemency petition before the Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa, and his plea for mercy is still pending before the Army Chief.
India then approached the International Court of Justice to file a case against Pakistan for not providing Jadhav with consular access. Pakistan then implemented what the ICJ had said. India was not only exposed before the world but also the ICJ did not ask Pakistan to release the spy.