Pakistani national arrested in Delhi
The Hindu
He was living in India with forged documents, say police
The Delhi Police Special Cell on Tuesday, October 12, 2021 said they had a Pakistani national from east Delhi’s Laxmi Nagar.
Deputy Commissioner of People (Special Cell) P.S. Kushwah said the man was identified as Mohammad Ashraf alias Ali, a resident of Punjab in Pakistan.
The police said he was living in India as Ali Ahmed Noori, resident of Shastri Nagar, and had obtained Indian identity cards with forged documents. “At his instance, AK-47 and other arms and ammunitions have been recovered,” Mr. Kushwah said.
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