ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has demanded access to 15 Indian citizens linked to terrorist networks as a result of the interrogation with neighbouring country’s spy Kulbhushan Jhadav.
The citizens are linked with the network involved in spreading terror and conducting subversive activities in Pakistan through India, Afghanistan and Iran.
According to media reports, a list regarding the matter has been handed over to Indian High Commission in Islamabad and has been prepared after assistance from an ally.
Pakistan’s Foreign Secretary in a letter to Indian High Commissioner Gautam Bambanwala has demanded that either an access is granted to the men or they are given in the custody of Pakistan.
According to a diplomatic official, if no positive response came back from India, then the list will be sent to United Nations and permanent members of Security Council.
The wanted men include agents and facilitators of RAW and Indian Intelligence Bureau.
Pakistan is also planning to share the information gained by Yadav with the leadership of Iran and Afghanistan as some of the matters are related to both these countries.
Jhadav had an Iranian visa on his passport and was working as a businessman at Iran’s Chabahar port being built by India.
He was the head of the spy network operating in Pakistan which aimed to spread terror, cause economic instability especially damaging the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).
