Pakistani pigeon caught in India after severe criticism released but who actually owned it?
After strong criticism and humiliation on social media, the Indian police released the alleged Pakistani spy pigeon, who was arrested two days ago. The owner of the female pigeon, Habibullah, is awaiting his return. Senior Superintendent of Police Shalindar Kumar confirmed that the Pakistani pigeon, which was caught two days ago, had been released. Indian police claimed that the spy was a pigeon with a mobile number written on a plastic ring inserted into its claws, which Indian police said was a secret code.
Habibullah, a resident of Baga village in Shakargarh, a border area of Pakistan, came out with a statement saying that the pigeon caught in India was his property. This female pigeon did not return. He said that his mobile number was written on a plastic ring. Indian police faced a lot of criticism on social media and the media.
According to Express News, Habibullah was happy that his pigeon had been released but said it would have been better if it had been returned instead of being released into the air. He is now anxiously waiting for the returned of his pigeon.
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