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CHINA MAN HELD AT INDO-NEPAL BORDER GRILLED

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November 27, 2025

CENTRAL intelligence agencies reached Bahraich in central Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday to question Chinese national Liu Kunjing, 49, who was detained earlier this week near the IndiaNepal border.

- NAMITA BAJPAI @ Lucknow

Liu was stopped on Monday by the Border Intelligence Team of the SSB and UP Police in the Rupaidiha area after he was found filming the SSB camp and other security installations close to Border Pillar 651/07, about 60 metres inside Indian territory, officials said.

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