Indian couple sentenced for spying on Germany's Sikhs


BERLIN (AFP): A married Indian couple living in Moenchengladbach were sentenced by a German court on Thursday (Dec 12) after admitting to spying on Sikh and Kashmiri communities for the Indian secret service.

The couple, who are identified only by their first name and initials according to German law, admitted to having passed on information to intelligence services in a trial which began last month.

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