Veena Malik denies being a Pakistani spy

Pakistani actress Veena Malik has denied working as a spy for her country's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), Delhi Police Tuesday told a court here.

The police statement came after a court's order to file an action taken report on a complaint seeking registration of a case against Malik for allegedly spying in India.
 
Metropolitan Magistrate after taking note of the police report, listed the case for arguments March 2.
 
Mahidul Hassan, Imam of a mosque in south Delhi's Jamia Nagar, (India) in his complaint alleged that she was working for the ISI after Malik's purported photograph was published on a magazine cover with an "ISI" tattoo on her arm.
 
Hassan's advocate requested the court to lodge a sedition case against the Pakistani actress.
 
The complaint said that the tattoo indicated that she was spying for the Pakistani intelligence agency, which should be probed.

Veena Malik while taking to Emirates 24|7 said "ISI is an obssession in India."

"We have done it in a very playful manner, it's just a group like any other in the world. I have no intention to hurt the sentiments of the group."
 
Malik claimed that the cover photo published in the magazine was doctored. But of course there is no denying that the tattoo was there for real.
 
The complaint has also named the magazine and its owner as parties in the case.

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