Delhi Police to quiz 30 Tibetans for allegedly promoting anti-India act for China: Sources

It has been around ten months since Delhi riots took place but Special Cell of Delhi Police and or security ncies are still probing foreign link in matter.  probe ncies have found a link that China was also somehow involved in matter through its alleged nt Charlie Peng.

'y have links with Chinese spy': Sources

Special Cell of Delhi Police believes that Peng pumped money into anti-social activities through Tibet nationals. Top sources have confirmed that Special Cell has me a list of 30 Tibetans among ors who will be called to join investigation. 

"We will call m to join investigation. y have links with Charlie Peng, Chinese spy," a highly placed source said. As per sources, Chinese spy gave m money through different routes and this money was immediately withdrawn by m.  Special Cell is probing wher this money was used in Delhi Riots or t. 

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sources said that money was given to se Tibetans through shell companies. A source said that as money was immediately withdrawn by se people, it raises questions. 

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Special Cell believes that this money was withdrawn and given to people who might have been involved in Delhi riots or in anti-social activities. If sources are to be believed, Delhi Police Commissioner also spoke to top officials of Special Cell and Crime Branch regarding this matter as it pertains to national security. 

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w, Special Cell has been asked by top brass to look into this criminal conspiracy matter and to make arrests.  Special Cell is also mulling to lodge several fresh FIRs over matter. Republic Media Network tried to get a quote from top officials of Special Cell but one was available. 

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