Central security agencies have claimed that Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence had plans to carry out terror attacks on two foreign consulates in India with evidence for this reportedly given by a Sri Lankan national, arrested from Chennai, during his interrogation.   

Official sources claimed today that Sakir Hussain, a Sri Lankan national, told his interrogators that he had been hired allegedly by an official in Pakistani High Commission in Colombo as per the alleged ISI plans to conduct reconnaissance of United States consulate in Chennai and Israeli consulate in Bengaluru.       

Hussain was arrested on April 29 in a coordinated operation involving various countries including a South East Asian nation. He is reported to have told the interrogators that the Pakistan's spy agency was planning to send two men from Maldives to Chennai and that he had to arrange for their travel documents and hideouts.