Pakistani Diplomat Amir Zubair Siddiqui in Sri Lanka Plotted to Attack Indian Installations

CHENNAI: Former Pakistani representative Amir Zubair Siddiqui plotted to assault the US Consulate in Chennai, Israeli Consulate in Bengaluru, Eastern Naval Command HQ in Visakhapatnam and ports the nation over, as per a charge-sheet recorded by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in the Poonamallee Special Court on Thursday. 

The charge sheet named Amir Zubair Siddiqui, who was then visa advisor at the Pakistan High Commission in Colombo. 

Strangely, Siddiqui was captured for professedly contriving to assault essential foundations in India and was unobtrusively pulled back even before the NIA’s ask for under Mutual Assistance Legal Treaty (MLAT) achieved Colombo. 

The NIA documented supplementary charge-sheet against Amir Zubair Siddiqui and his assistants Balasubramanian and Noorudeen under different segments of the Unlawful Activity Act 1967 and IPC for their inclusion in trick for taking up arms against the Government of India, causing blast in the US Consulate in Chennai and at different places in South India, said the official articulation. 

The 4,000-page supplementary charge-sheet documented in the Special Court for Terror Cases at Poonamallee close here said that the fear plot became known after the NIA police workforce captured an ISI operator Mohammed Zakir Hussain (37) through the ‘Q’ Branch of the Tamil Nadu police in 2013. The reason was that he was gathering insights about crucial establishments in Tamil Nadu and sent photos to Siddique. 

Hussain utilized his partners Sivabalan and Mohammad Salim to circulate counterfeit money in the state. Amid addressing, Hussain additionally admitted that he had likewise utilized Rafeeque (29) to direct in counterfeit Indian money in the state. 

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NIA sources stated, “Hussain had met Siddiqui in Colombo on a couple of events and was told to gather data about resistance foundations, development of arms and ammo to the Indian Army and organize counterfeit travel papers and visa for two Pakistan nationals to enter India” “Siddiqui was not named in the charge-sheet at first since we didn’t have appropriate confirmations previously. Since we have solid confirmation to demonstrate his inclusion in the dread plot, a supplementary charge-sheet was recorded,” the police said. 

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The 4,000-page supplementary charge-sheet documented in the Special Court for Terror Cases at Poonamallee close here said that the dread plot became exposed after the NIA police staff captured an ISI operator Mohammed Zakir Hussain (37) through the ‘Q’ Branch of the Tamil Nadu police in 2013. The reason was that he was gathering insights about imperative establishments in Tamil Nadu and sent photos to Siddique.