The Uttar Pradesh police on Wednesday said it would not be appropriate to say if Pakistani citizen Seema Haider, who entered India illegally in May and is staying with her partner in Noida, is a spy "unless we have enough proof".
Seema (30) and her Indian partner Sachin Meena (22) were questioned by the Uttar Pradesh Police's Anti-Terrorist Squad on Monday and Tuesday.
They were first arrested by the local police in Greater Noida on July 4 but were granted bail by a court on July 7.
When asked if Seema could be a Pakistan spy, Uttar Pradesh special director general of police Prashant Kumar said nothing could be said so early.
"The matter is related to two countries. Till we have enough proof, it would not be appropriate to say anything in this regard," he said.
In her media interactions since her bail, Seema has been saying she entered India though the Nepal border and travelled to Noida in a bus to be with Sachin whom she met online.
Asked whether the entry of a Pakistani citizen in India through the Nepal border was a security lapse, Kumar said, "This is not so. Our border (with Nepal) is porus. No passport is needed there. Nothing is written on anyone's face."
Kumar also said no team is being sent to Nepal to probe how she entered India. -- PTI
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