National Investigation Agency has arrested IPS officer Arvind Digvijay Negi in connection with its probe into Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) Over Ground Workers (OGWs) network. The accused was earlier working with the NIA and is currently posted as Superintendent of Police in Shimla. In a statement, NIA said that the case which was registered in November last year pertains to the spread of widespread network of Over Ground Workers of LeT, a proscribed Terrorist Organization, for providing support in planning and execution of terrorist activities in India. Earlier NIA had arrested six accused persons in the case.
The Agency added that during investigation the role of accused Negi was verified and his houses were searched. It was also found that official secret documents of NIA were leaked by him to another accused person who is an OGW of LeT in the case. The officer was on deputation to the NIA for 11 years. The NIA had earlier arrested six people in the case. AD Negi,IPS, SP posted at Shimla since repatriated from NIA. It is said that initial tip off about officers involvement had come from a central Intelligence Agency last year. Negi had allegedly passed on sensitive documents related to some anti terrorist investigations. He was eventually investigated for espionage, violation of the Official Secrets Act and extortion.
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