Egy "kínai kémet" letartóztattak a mandzsu-ka-tillai tibeti kolóniából Delhiben

2018. szeptember 21./Phayul.com/TibetPress

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By Tenzin Dharpo

DHARAMSHALA, Sep. 21: A suspected Chinese spy has reportedly been arrested by Indian intelligence agents from Tibetan colony Majnu-ka-tilla in the national capital Delhi on September 13. The transit hub for Tibetans and growing restaurant destination for Tibetan and oriental cuisine, MT as it is known popularly, has emerged as a vibrant destination in the old Delhi region.

The suspect, identified as Charlie Peng, 39, is said to be running an espionage ring in the country. Peng who owns a currency exchange firm in Gurgaon, authorities say, is front for hawala activities.

A special cell in the Delhi Police has produced Peng in front of the court of chief metropolitan magistrate Deepak Sehrawat on Thursday and managed to extend his remand for further interrogation in connection with what the police say is “anti-national” activities as well as alleged ties with People’s Liberation Army (PLA).

Authorities have recovered a passport issued from Manipur and an Adhaar identity card with address of residential society in Delhi’s Dwarka area, from the suspect. The police have already launched investigations into those who helped him obtain the documents and filed FIR on multiple sections.

Along with the documents, a Toyota SUV, 3.5 lakh INR, 2000 USD and 22,000 Thai Baht have also been recovered from the suspect.

Police has said that Peng, native of Nanjing area in China, may be a highly trained operative. The Chinese national who has married an Indian girl is believed to have crossed into India five years ago.

In 2013, a Tibetan-origin man and suspected Chinese espionage operative Pema Tsering was arrested in McLeod Ganj, Dharamshala, where the exiled Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama resides. Police at the time said that during interrogation, Tsering admitted to being an ex-member of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) of China and also having served in the People's Armed Police Force (PAPF).