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New Delhi : In recent times, the Seema Haider case has garnered significant attention from the investigating agencies in India. The claims made by Seema Haider, stating that she entered India through Nepal, have been under scrutiny. This article delves into the details of the investigation, shedding light on the alleged illegal infiltration, the role of central investigation agencies, and the examination of CCTV footage along the Indo-Nepal border.
The Investigation Unraveled
The investigation into the Seema Haider case commenced as authorities suspected her entry into India from Pakistan. Central investigation agencies have been tirelessly working to gather evidence and ascertain the truth behind the claims made by Seema Haider and Sachin regarding their entry into India.
Lack of Evidence in Sunauli and Sitamarhi Sectors
As the investigation progressed, the central agencies probed the Sunauli sector and Sitamarhi sector of the Indo-Nepal border. Despite thorough efforts, no substantial evidence has emerged to confirm the presence of any third-nation citizens on May 13. Both Seema Haider and Sachin’s claims of entering India from these sectors have not been verified, leaving the authorities with no concrete evidence to support their assertions.
Examination of CCTV Footage
To shed light on the events that transpired on May 13, the central investigative agencies turned their attention to the extensive network of CCTV cameras installed along the 1850 km long Indo-Nepal border. These cameras captured footage of various buses passing through the border on that particular day. By closely analyzing this footage, the agencies hoped to find any clues that could verify or refute the claims made by Seema Haider and Sachin.
India-Nepal Friendship Agreement
The friendship agreement between India and Nepal plays a crucial role in dealing with the entry of citizens from third countries. As per this agreement, if any third-country citizen arrives at the border, the local police and relevant Indian agencies must be immediately informed. This ensures that proper investigations are conducted to prevent any illegal activities or infiltrations.
The Multi-Tasking Agency Team
To strengthen the investigation, a special multi-tasking agency team was assembled, comprising members from various departments, including the Intelligence Bureau (IB), Customs, Immigration, Sashastra Seema Bal, Forest Department, and Uttar Pradesh and Bihar Police. The team meticulously combed through the data and prepared a comprehensive report based on their findings.
No Third-Country Citizens Found
In the report submitted to the Central Investigation Agencies, the multi-tasking agency team concluded that no third-country citizen was sighted on the Indo-Nepal border on May 13. This finding further casts doubt on the claims made by Seema Haider and Sachin regarding their entry into India.
Scrutiny of Integrated Check Posts (ICPs)
As the investigation progressed, the focus turned to the Integrated Check Posts (ICPs) located along the Indo-Nepal border. Notably, the ICPs at Sunauli, Bahraich, and Raxaul were closely scrutinized. These checkpoints play a pivotal role in monitoring cross-border movements, and records from these locations were analyzed in detail.
The Inconclusive Outcome
Despite exhaustive efforts, the investigating agencies have not been able to substantiate the claims made by Seema Haider and Sachin. The lack of concrete evidence has left the case inconclusive, raising further questions about the veracity of their statements.
Conclusion
The Seema Haider case remains an intriguing mystery for the investigating agencies. Despite their relentless efforts to gather evidence, no conclusive proof has been found to support Seema Haider’s claim of entering India through Nepal. The examination of CCTV footage and scrutiny of Integrated Check Posts did not yield any definitive results. The India-Nepal friendship agreement and the collaboration of various agencies underline the commitment to maintaining security along the border.
While the investigation continues, the truth behind Seema Haider’s alleged illegal infiltration remains elusive. The case serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by law enforcement agencies in dealing with cross-border issues and highlights the importance of cooperation between nations in ensuring border security.
