'Spying devices' found in vegetable consignment from India: Report

The devices hidden inside a crate of tomatoes included sound recorders and other equipment.


Web Desk October 12, 2012
'Spying devices' found in vegetable consignment from India: Report

LAHORE: A vegetable consignment from India was seized on Wagah border on Friday and "spying equipment" was recovered during security screening, Express News reported.

The devices hidden inside a crate of tomatoes included sound recorders and other equipment.

Express News quoted sources as saying that four men, transporting the consignment have also been detained and are being investigated. Their nationalities could not be ascertained as yet.

The devices have been sent off to experts for inspection.

Bizarrely enough

In December 2011, Pakistan captured a monkey, found wandering in Cholistan, all the way from India.

In 2010, Indian police held a pigeon under armed guard after it was caught on an “alleged spying mission” for Pakistan.

COMMENTS (80)

Yoda | 12 years ago | Reply

While I'm the most ardent opponent of conspiracy theories you can find, anyone who denies that, despite all the peaceful overtures between Pakistan and India, the countries are still in the midst of a veritable cold war is naive.

q | 12 years ago | Reply

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