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Early Times Report
JAMMU, May 2: Madhuri Gupta, accused of being a Pak mole in India's mission office at Islamabad, was alleged to have received a packet for her Pak handler outside the famous Raghunathji Temple here on March 30.
Gupta, who was sent to 14-day judicial custody until May 15, had visited a doctor couple near the Line of Control (LoC) at Sunderbani in Rajouri on May 29 and 30.
During these two days, she had visited several LoC areas and Raghunathji Temple in Jammu, according to top intelligence sources here.
Sources said during her visit to the Raghunathji Temple, she was handed over a packet by someone for her handler in Pakistan. She had returned to Pakistan on May 30.
However, who handed over the packet to her could not be ascertained so far, the sources added. Gupta, a second secretary at the Indian High Commission in Islamabad, had hired a local driver while doing shopping in Jammu city. She had travelled across the border in her official car with the diplomatic number plate of the Indian High Commission to the home of a doctor couple in Sunderbani, about 120 km north of Jammu. However, when she visited Jammu she hired a different driver, the
the sources added.
Des Raj, a driver from Sunderbani, was hired by Gupta to drive her car from Sunderbani to Jammu and back on March 30. She did some shopping in the well-known Raghunath Bazar area of Jammu, where she was alleged to have picked up a packet for her Pakistani handler. The car was parked in the parking lot of Shri Maharja Gulab Singh
(SMGS) Hospital. The driver was there all along till Gupta returned from shopping, which was almost 90 minutes, the sources said. From there, she asked the driver to take her to a popular sweet shop at Gandhi Nagar, before returning to Sunderbani.
The driver had been hired for Gupta by Dr Khem Raj Sharma, with whom she had stayed at Sunderbani.
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