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Chinese National Arrested in Bihar with Mobile Phone and Maps; Police Suspect Espionage

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: June 7, 2024 10:52 IST

A Chinese was arrested in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district for allegedly not carrying valid travel documents, police said on Friday. ...

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A Chinese was arrested in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district for allegedly not carrying valid travel documents, police said on Friday. The Chinese man was apprehended on Thursday near Laxmi Chowk under the jurisdiction of the Brahmapura Police Station, Muzaffarpur Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Rakesh Kumar said.

A map of China, one mobile phone and three small stone statues were recovered from his possession, the SSP said. The Chinese man was arrested for not carrying valid travel documents, including visa. A case has been registered against him under the relevant sections of the Foreigners Act," the officer said.The SSP said senior police officers were interrogating him to ascertain the purpose of his visit to India.

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