How goat milk helped this spy get defence secrets!

The spy would befriend unsuspecting border guards and gradually get them, to converse about their work

He would sit with the guards of the Border Security Force in the bordering areas and offer them goat milk and tea. Unsuspecting guards would get into a conversation with him and speak about work. This was the modus operandi adopted by Pakistan spy Haji Khan who was arrested in Kishenganj, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan on February 11.

Haji would spend most of his time in the border areas. He had made friends with several guards who allowed them near him. He would closely watch the guards' movements and then report it to his handlers in Pakistan, ongoing investigations have revealed.

Several agencies have been questioning the spy and details regarding his modus operandi are gradually being revealed. He told his interrogators that he was paid Rs 15 lakh in several installments.

The money would be deposited in his wife's account in Pakistan. There was also a chunk of cash that was deposited with his cousin through a hawala transaction.

He also revealed the code words that he would use to pass on information to Pakistan.

OneIndia News