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 Retd. Pak Army Officer goes missing in Nepal,  Pak Officials alleges ‘RAW’   

Nepal Foreign Affairs (KATHMANDU, 9 April)  –  A Pakistani Retired Lieutenant Colonel Muhammad Habib went missing during his visit in Lumbini of Nepal,  Pakistan government has informed on Sunday. Confirming

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