Three members of Manipuri militant outfit United National Liberation Front (UNLF), including two of its self-styled Lt Colonels, were arrested from the Indira Gandhi International Airport.
Jayant Kumar, Ghanshyan Kumar and Shyam Kumar were nabbed by Special Cell personnel of the Delhi Police on Monday night when they reached the airport to board a flight to Nepalese capital Kathmandu.
A pen drive containing minute details about the deployment of army and paramilitary forces in the north-eastern states besides information about the outfits source of funding and its cadre-strength were seized from their possession, a senior police official said.
While Jayant Kumar and Ghanshyan Kumar identified themselves as Lt Colonels of the outfit, Shyam Kumar said he was a facilitator, the official said, adding they were going to Kathmandu to attend a meeting.
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