India Deports Iranian Man for Spying on Jewish and Israeli Institutions
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JPost – Police in the Indian city of Pune deported an Iranian national last month after they discovered him spying on Israeli nationals and Jewish institutions in the city, the Pune Mirror reported on Thursday.
According to the report, 40-year-old Hamid Kashkouli, an Iranian PhD student at the University of Pune, was spying on the Chabad House in the city’s Koregaon Park region and the Rasta Peth Synagogue in the city.
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