The police in Pakistan have arrested a man who claims to be an Indian intelligence officer and was involved in a deadly explosion that occurred in Lahore's market in 1999. According to the police, this man was arrested on Sunday in Karachi and told the authorities that the Indian intelligence service encouraged him to attend a bomb-making training class several years ago while he was in that country. The police state that this man confessed to planting a bomb in a crowded market in Lahore in 1999, which resulted in at least six deaths and 14 injuries. The police of Pakistan also mentioned that the man admitted to planting a bomb in Peshawar that did not detonate. India has yet to respond to these allegations.
Suspect of Terrorism and Espionage for India Arrested in Pakistan - 2002-10-01
A man suspected of being an Indian intelligence operative has been arrested in Pakistan for his involvement in a 1999 bombing in Lahore. He reportedly confessed to his role in the attack and also admitted to a failed bombing in Peshawar. This incident raises tensions between Pakistan and India, particularly regarding issues of terrorism and espionage.
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Indian intelligence officer arrested in Pakistan for involvement in 1999 Lahore bombing.
- Pakistan police arrest Indian intelligence officer
- Indian intelligence officer confess Pakistani authorities
- Pakistani police allege Indian intelligence service
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The arrest underscores ongoing security challenges in South Asia.
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