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How Pakistanis are posing as NRIs and marrying women from Punjab
In this modus operandi, the ISI hopes to disturb peace in the state and also provide a safe haven for the terrorists to operate in the state.
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The arrest of Ehsaan-Hul-Haq a Pakistani spy has led investigators to discovering a brand new modus operandi in Punjab. Haq who held a fake Aadhaar and Pan card had managed to remain undercover in the state of Punjab for long.
On the target of the ISI according to Haq are those women who are in the lookout for an NRI groom. The ISI has been training its men to speak in the local dialect and also pose as NRIs.
The ISI which gives protection to the Khalistan militants has roped in several members and infiltrated them into Punjab. They have been tasked with cheating the women and getting married to them.
In this modus operandi, the ISI hopes to disturb peace in the state and also provide a safe haven for the terrorists to operate in the state.
Haq was arrested following an operation by the Jalandhar police. At the time of his arrest he said that he was an Australian national. During the course of the interrogation, the police learnt that he was originally a Pakistan national. He too had indulged in a similar modus operandi as mentioned above.
He is suspected to have been sent to India by the ISI to collect vital information. He was married to an Indian for the past five years. Prior to that he was married to an Australian, the police also say.
The police say that he had taken his wife several times to Pakistan. He had faked his identity and claimed that he was an Indian national although he is originally a resident of Sarja village near Nankana Sahib in Pakistan. In India he managed to get an Aadhaar card and Pan by giving an address in Salempur village. He had also purchased a plot in Alipur and built a house, the police also say.
The police say that the investigations are ongoing and they are trying to find out if he was a spy. The police suspect that he may have been sending confidential information from India to Pakistan.
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