Tunda says ISI made him smuggle in fake Indian currency: Sources

August 19, 2013 15:29

Sources have told CNN-IBN that LeT operative Abdul Karim alias Tunda claims that he was told to smuggle in fake Indian currency notes by the ISI since 2005.

He has revealed that ISI used to provide him the fake Indian currency notes, say sources. Sources say that Tunda has named two majors of the ISI and a few brigadiers who provided him with the fake notes.

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