BIHAR: A Chinese spy woman who came to Bodha Gaya

Bihar: A Chinese woman who came to Bodha Gaya during the visit of Buddhist spiritual leader Dalai Lama was arrested. Chinese spy woman Song Xialan was arrested.

Security has been beefed up in the temple complex after the investigative agencies received a tip-off that Song Xialan had reached Bodha Gaya.
Bihar | Security agencies searching for a Chinese woman in Gaya, suspected of spying on Dalai Lama, the sketch of the woman released.

These days Dalai Lama is travelling in Bodh Gaya, Bihar. pic.twitter.com/xj7gvUTYPO
— ANI (@ANI) December 29, 2022

It is reported that the woman who came to India for espionage, tried to leak the Dalai Lama's information. It is reported that the young woman may be sent back to China.

The Dalai Lama's annual visit to Bodha Gaya was suspended for the past three years due to Covid.

This time when the visit resumed, the Chinese spy woman threatened. Intelligence agencies had received information that Song Xialan had been staying in Buddhist centers in India for two years in the guise of a Buddhist, but had not been able to catch her yet.

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