CIA’s Special Investigation Unit (SIU) SSP Shoaib Memon said on Wednesday that the CIA, in collaboration with an intelligence agency, had arrested four people from Quaidabad area of Karachi, who were working for the Indian intelligence agency, RAW, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
Addressing a press conference in Karachi, he said that those arrested were fishermen by profession and were in contact with Indian Colonel Ranjeet. “The suspects, around 20 years of age, took photographs of sensitive installations in Malir and sent these to Ranjeet,” the SSP said, adding that the suspects crossed over into India over 20 times.”
“They would go to India by sea,” he elaborated.
“They were given Indian liquor, cigarettes and a huge amount of money in exchange for their services for the RAW. Weapons, including hand grenades, a vehicle, cellphones and maps and documents of sensitive installations were also recovered from their possession,” SSP Memon informed.
The SIU, he went on to say, had obtained the data from their cellphones.
He went on to say that the suspects, who had been moved to an undisclosed location, were being interrogated and were expected to make more revelations.
Reporter: Usama Malik