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VIDEO: ‘Pakistan trying to send infected spies to spread coronavirus,’ India claims

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VIDEO: ‘Pakistan trying to send infected spies to spread coronavirus,’ India claims
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In yet another ridiculous attempt by Indian authorities to malign Pakistan, media outlets from across the border have quoted Bihar Police as saying that the country is at threat by men infected by the new coronavirus — COVID-19 — whom Islamabad is trying to send to India via Nepal.

According to reports, the Sashatra Seema Bal (SSB) — one of India’s Central Armed Police Forces — manning the Indo-Nepal border, has written a letter to authorities in Bihar’s Champaran district, apprising them of a “racket being operated from Nepal to spread coronavirus in India”.

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#Breaking | Bihar police exposes Pakistan's plot.

Pakistan may send infected men to India via Nepal: Bihar police.

Details by TIMES NOW's Shyam. pic.twitter.com/9aFN8FsvMV

— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) April 10, 2020

As per the letter sent by SSB, a resident in Nepal is trying to send positive coronavirus Indian Muslims to India through the Bihar border with the ulterior motive of disseminating the virus in India. The letter also states that Pakistani men already infected by COVID-19 may also be infiltrated to India via the Indo-Nepal border.

“All top police officials of the districts bordering Nepal have been alerted of possible infiltration attempts,” Indian media reports quoted authorities in Patna as saying.

Both Pakistan and India are suffering in the global battle against COVID-19 that has so far claimed 72 lives in Pakistan and at least 239 in India. The number of infections in Pakistan and India stands at 4,788 and 7,447, respectively.

By the time this report was filed, nearly 1.7 million global infections had been reported with over 102,000 deaths.

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