Pakistan ISI, SIMI helping Maoists: Bengal DGP

October 18, 2012 20:36

The West Bengal Director General of Police has warned that the Maoists have links with Pakistan spy agency Inter-Services Intelligence, according to CNN-IBN.

According to sources in the home ministry, the observation was made by the West Bengal DGP at a meet on Naxals.

The Bengal police chief said at the meeting that the Pakistani spy agency was supporting Maoists in the state. He also said that SIMI groups had also joined hands with the Maoists.

More details are awaited.

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