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Indian police tracked down a Chinese woman on Thursday (December 29) in Gaya, a Buddhist pilgrim centre in the eastern state of Bihar. She was believed to be a "Chinese spy" and a potential threat to the Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama.  The local police had released a sketch of the woman, who was identified as Song Xiaolan. Her presence at the Buddhist pilgrim town of Bodh Gaya sparked security concerns as the arrest coincided with Dalai Lama's Bodh Gaya visit. 

The Chinese woman identified as Song Xiaolan had been living in India since 2020 overstaying her visa period, and she will now be deported, police informed in a press note. 

PATNA, Dec 29: Bihar Police today detained a Chinese woman at Bodh Gaya for allegedly overstaying in India in connection with an alleged threat to Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, a senior officer said. Additional Director General of Police (Headquarters) J S Gangwar said that police traced the woman (Chinese) and she has been detained. “She is being questioned by various agencies. She is being interrogated from all angles, including Visa violation norms”, the ADGP (Hqs) said. Her q...

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