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Pakistan using cash donated at shrines to spread terror in India: Report

Recently arrested ISI spy in Rajasthan revealed how such donations were being used to fund terror

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BS Web Team New Delhi
Pakistan's intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), has been using money collected from donation boxes set up by its agents at shrines in Rajasthan to fund terrorist activities in the state's border villages, the Times of India reported on Thursday while citing recently arrested ISI spy Deena Khan's interrogation. 

According to the report, Khan, who ran a small Mazar in the Chohtan village of the state's Barmer district, revealed to his interrogators from the Rajasthan police that he had distributed Rs 3.5 lakh from the donations to the Mazar to other ISI spies. A senior intelligence officer

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