#HurriyatTruthTapes: Cornered Naeem Khan says not accountable to Indian media as NIA begins probe
An NIA team has started working on the case and it has also visited the India Today office to request the raw and unedited footage of the the raw and unedited footage of the India Today Investigation #HurriyatTruthTapes be preserved.
After India Today's expose on Pakistan's role in choreographing anarchy in Kashmir Valley, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) summoned Hurriyat leaders, but they did not show up.
In the India Today sting operation, top Kashmiri separatists could be heard boasting about burning down schools and government institutions to spread unrest in the Valley.
Caught on camera were Hurriyat's provincial President (Geelani Faction) Naeem Khan, Tehreek-E-Hurriyat's leader Gazi Javed Baba and JKLF chairman Farooq Ahmed Dar (Bitta Karate).
An NIA team has started working on the case and it has also visited the India Today office to request the raw and unedited footage of the the raw and unedited footage of the India Today Investigation #HurriyatTruthTapes be preserved.
Aside from a planned meeting with the Jammu and Kashmir Police today, the NIA team will also look into earlier cases of cross LoC funding.
Meanwhile, a meeting planned by Hurriyat in Srinagar was called off, but Naeem Khan held a press conference today and said the sting was doctored.
Calling the sting by India Today a fabricated story, Naeem Khan said he is not accountable to the Indian media, only to Hurriyat leaders and the local media.
"My wife's version is being distorted and presented out of context, I demand the entire video be made public," Khan said.
On being asked about getting funds from Pakistan, Khan refused to answer the question but said that a movement needs money and people are supporting and funding it.
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