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Police custody of former IAF official extended
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A Delhi court on Saturday remanded a former IAF official, arrested for allegedly sharing secret information with Pakistan\'s ISI, to two more days of police custody to enable the agency to interrogate him in connection with the Pathankot terror attack.
A Delhi court on Saturday remanded a former IAF official, arrested for allegedly sharing secret information with Pakistan's ISI, to two more days of police custody to enable the agency to interrogate him in connection with the Pathankot terror attack.
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Metropolitan Magistrate Dheeraj Mittal allowed the custodial interrogation of Ranjith KK till January 4 after Delhi Police said that during his earlier questioning, he had made a lot of disclosures and revelations in connection with the Pathankot terror attack.
The dismissed Air Force official allegedly shared secret information with intelligence operatives suspected to be backed by Pakistan's ISI after being "honeytrapped" into an espionage racket.
Ranjith KK, a Leading aircraft man with the Indian Air Force posted at Bhatinda, was dismissed recently and later arrested after a combined operation by Delhi Police's Crime Branch, Military Intelligence and Air Force Liaisoning Unit (LU).
He has been booked under provisions of the Official Secrets Act.
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