Varanasi - Anti-Terrorist Squad yeUttar Pradesh nevashandi vehungwaru vakabvunza boka revashanyi veHungary, rakabva kuPakistan, mushure mekunge katsamba kaitaura nezvekutyisidzira kumahotera muAgra yakawanikwa kubva mukamuri yehotera yevakaroora vaviri vari muboka.
Vijay Prakash, SSP Varanasi, akaudza PTI kuti vashandi vehotera shanu-nyeredzi kuAgra vakawana tsamba yakanyorwa padhairekitori renharembozha mukamuri, maigara vaHungary vaviri. Tsamba yacho yaitaura nezvekurwiswa kwehotera muna Zvita 21.
Vatungamiriri vehotera vakabva vazivisa vakuru. Vaviri ava vakabva vateverwa kuVaranasi kwavakazosvika mushure mekushanya kwavo kuKhjuraho kuMadhya Pradesh.
Pamusoro pekupokana, vashandi veATS neIB, vachiperekedzwa nemapurisa emuno, vakaongorora zvitupa zvavo uye vakatora ruoko rwavo kunyora masampuli.
Vijay Prakash akati mukuferefetwa kwekutanga hapana kubatana kwemagandanga kweboka kwakawanikwa uye vakatenderwa kuenderera mberi nekushanya kwavo kuMumbai. Nekudaro, mapurisa eMumbai nevanhu vehungwaru vakanyeverwa ipapo kuti varinde.
Sekureva kwemanyuko, boka renhengo gumi nevatanhatu, iro vaviri vacho veHungary vaive chikamu, rakauya kuIndia kubva kuPakistan kuburikidza nemuganhu weAtari ndokusvika kuDelhi neAgra. Boka rakaenda kuMumbai neChishanu.
ZVOKUBVA MUNYAYA INO:
- The Anti-Terrorist Squad of Uttar Pradesh and intelligence personnel questioned a Hungarian tourist group, which came from Pakistan, after a note speaking of terror threat to hotels in Agra was found from the hotel room of a doctor couple in the group.
- Vijay Prakash, SSP Varanasi, told PTI that the staff of a five-star hotel at Agra found a note written on the telephone directory in the room, which was occupied by the Hungarian couple.
- According to sources, a 16-member group, of which the Hungarian couple was a part, came to India from Pakistan through the Attari border and reached Delhi and Agra.
