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Suspected ISI agent nabbed

Dausa (Rajasthan): A suspected Pakistani Inter Services Intelligence agent, who escaped from police custody on Wednesday, was arrested near a temple in Todabheem town of Karauli district.

Adil Anjum Nazzir Ahmed, facing charges of passport forgery, had shaved his beard with a razor bought from a local shop, arousing the suspicion of the villagers, Superintendent of Police (Dausa) Nishar Ahmed said.

The arrest was made around dawn and he was brought to Dausa, where a fresh case was registered, the SP said. — PTI

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