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To: Jon Koplik who wrote (24690)	3/22/1999 9:18:00 PM
From: Ramsey Su	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

OT I know the Chinese are stupid. Why bother stealing from the US when the US is stealing from India? It got to be much easier just to steal from India. Is this what we call pot calling kettle something (can use the other word because it is not PC)? Monday March 22 1999 India US aircraft 'forced down for espionage' AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE in New Delhi A US plane was forced down and detained in western India for alleged espionage, local media reported yesterday. The Zee television news channel quoted sources as saying the private plane was detained in the western city of Ahmedabad. It said the pilot was flying to the Pakistani city of Karachi when it "disappeared from the radar screen". The plane was forced to land in Ahmedabad and an inspection revealed spy cameras, the report said, adding that the plane had stopped for refuelling in the western city of Nagpur. The crew was suspected of filming unspecified "sensitive installations" at low range, it added without giving further details. The Press Trust of India confirmed that a US plane had been detained in Ahmedabad but said the two-member crew was being interrogated for "intrusion of Indian airspace" and travelling without proper documents. The news agency said the two unnamed crew members had been detained on Wednesday morning, adding that they were flying a turboprop two-seater aircraft. The US Embassy in New Delhi said it had no information on the reported incident.