Indian 'spy' home from Pakistan after 35 years jail

An Indian man returned home today after 35 years in Pakistani prisons, receiving an emotional send-off by his former captors who hoped the gesture would reduce deep-rooted enmity between the two peoples.

Indian 'spy' home from Pakistan after 35 years jail
Tue, 04 Mar, 2008 - 10:13

An Indian man returned home today after 35 years in Pakistani prisons, receiving an emotional send-off by his former captors who hoped the gesture would reduce deep-rooted enmity between the two peoples.

A tearful Kashmir Singh walked slowly across the no man’s land between the heavily guarded border gates of the two countries.

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