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Pak releases ‘confessional’ video of ‘Indian spy’; MEA rejects claim

ISLAMABADNEW DELHI: Another war of words broke out today between India and Pakistan after the Pakistan Army released a video of an arrested exIndian Navy officer purportedly confessing his involvement in terror activities in Balochistan which India promptly rubbished

Updated At : 03:09 AM Mar 30, 2016 IST

Pakistan’s Lieutenant General Asim Bajwa (L) speaks to the media as he gives details of arrested man Kulbhushan Yadav (right, on screen), who is alleged to be an Indian spy, in Islamabad on March 29, 2016. — AFP

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