Nagpur woman can be renamed by Pakistan

Nagpur/Amritsar: A woman in Nagpur, who crossed the Line of Control (LoC) in Kargil earlier this month and was later withdrawn, is being taken back to the city by a four -member police team, including two women constables. However, his renovation may be delayed with the family as the authorities have planned to investigate his possible participation in espionage and even arrest him.Sunita Mangade (43) went missing from Huntarman village near Loke in Kargil on 14 May, leaving her 14 -year -old son in a hotel. He was arrested in Pakistan and handed over to the BSF during a flag meeting at Attari-Waga Border Crossing Point on 23 May.On Tuesday, he was handed over to the Nagpur police team. Earlier, the Amritsar Rural Police registered a zero FIR against him under the official Secrets Act, which belongs to espionage, and transferred the case to his Nagpur counterparts.According to Amudeep Singh, the show of Gharinda police station in Amritsar, Sunita was in contact with two people in Pakistan and crossed the border with the intention of meeting them.