Intelligence sleuths shift Sohail from Vadodara

Vadodara, Sep 3 (UNI) Pakistani national Aamir Sohail, who is being interrogated by sleuths of Indian intelligence agencies for his suspected links with Pak-based militant outfits, has been shifted from Vadodara to an undisclosed place.

According to Government Railway Police (GRP) Superintendent A S Gehlot, Sohail had been taken to a place outside Vadodara by the interrogating agencies in connection with the investigation. The Pakistani national was still under detention, he added.

A day after Sohail (20) was nabbed by the RPF police at the Vadodara railway station without ticket and possessing a Karachi - based lady's passport on August 26, he was handed over to the GRP which formed a joint interrogation cell to grill and find out Sohail's real motive behind boarding the Mumbai-bound Golden Temple Mail at Delhi.

During his interrogation in Vadodara, Sohail had reportedly given some vital tips to the intelligence sleuths regarding terrorist training camps being run by Pakistan on its border. On the basis of Sohail's statement, teams had been sent to Attari, Wagah and other places to verify the facts, Mr Gehlot said.

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