HISAR: The district police claimed to have arrested an Oman national from near military stud farm area, near the DN Colony on Thursday night.
Suspecting that Hasaan Bin Abdullah Bin Abraham, the arrested Oman national could be a spy, police have started investigations after registering a case under various sections of the IPC against him.
The chief judicial magistrate (CJM) on Friday ordered one-day police remand for him.
"He is an educated person and claims to have lost the passport and visa in train. During interrogation, he stated that reached India on November 25. Before being caught, he had visited Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai and Ajmer. We have informed the embassy,'' Hisar superintendent police Hanif Qureshi said. "Mainly, we want to know his purpose of moving around in military stud farm here. This for sure s a serious affair," the SP added.
Elaborating, Qureshi said acting on tip off, a police party headed by Inspector Virender Sheoran was formed that apprehended the accused.
Initially, a case under Foreigners' Act was registered. As the investigations proceeded, various sections of IPC were also added in the case, Sheoran said.
Suspecting that Hasaan Bin Abdullah Bin Abraham, the arrested Oman national could be a spy, police have started investigations after registering a case under various sections of the IPC against him.
The chief judicial magistrate (CJM) on Friday ordered one-day police remand for him.
"He is an educated person and claims to have lost the passport and visa in train. During interrogation, he stated that reached India on November 25. Before being caught, he had visited Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai and Ajmer. We have informed the embassy,'' Hisar superintendent police Hanif Qureshi said. "Mainly, we want to know his purpose of moving around in military stud farm here. This for sure s a serious affair," the SP added.
Elaborating, Qureshi said acting on tip off, a police party headed by Inspector Virender Sheoran was formed that apprehended the accused.
Initially, a case under Foreigners' Act was registered. As the investigations proceeded, various sections of IPC were also added in the case, Sheoran said.
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