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Police remand of army man extended

NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Saturday extended by six days the police remand of an army man arrested for allegedly passing secret defence information to a driver of the Pakistan High Commission.

Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (CMM) Seema Maini extended the remand of Anil Kumar Dubey, a havaldar with the Army Group Insurance Scheme, till November two for further interrogation as requested by the prosecution. Dubey was arrested by the Special cell of Delhi police at Mahipalpur in South-west Delhi on October 20.

They alleged that Dubey had passed secret defence information to a driver of the Pakistan High Commission.

The police said Dubey will be taken to Srinagar for further investigation in the case and confronted with five other co-accused who were residents of Jammu and Kashmir.- PTI

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