Pak connection of 'Bikini Killer'

Charles Sobhraj, infamous as the bikini killer, has left for France. Charles, who has been in jail in Nepal since 2003, talked about his visit to Pakistan after his release and meeting Masood Azhar.

According to the Indian Express report, Charles had gone to Pakistan several times between 2000 and 2003 before being arrested. Where he also met Masood.

However, Charles declined to say whether he was still in touch with people from Pakistan or the Indian Intelligence Services.

Read what Charles said

In 1999, when Masood Azhar was released after the Indian airline hijacking incident, the Indian Express published an article about my role with the Indian government. Jaswant Singh was in my contact. First of all, he sent a man to meet me in Paris.

After that meeting and talking to Jaswant Singh, I contacted people from Harkat ul Ansar, Masood's party. They refused to release the passengers, but I managed to get a promise from them that they would not harm the passengers for the next 11 days. Will deliver

Then I called Jaswant Singh, told him that India has 11 days to negotiate. The reality is that the Government of India had no other option but to release Masood to save the passengers.

After a few days I got a call from Jaswant Singh. He was sitting with Masood. He asked me to speak to Masood. They wanted me to try to persuade him to ask his men to release the abducted passengers.

I refused to talk, told him that Masood would never agree to this. I clearly told Jaswant that I am sure after 11 days they will start killing people.

After that call I spoke again with Jaswant Singh and told him another option that if Government of India gives an undertaking that Masood will be released within six months then I will try my best to talk to Harkat ul Ansar on that basis .

Jaswant Singh told me that he would discuss with the cabinet. But eventually they chose to release Masood. I was sure that if the government had listened to me at that time, I might have been able to persuade Harkat-ul-Ansar.

I will file a case against many people including the Government of

Nepal - Charles came out of jail in Nepal after 19 years and was sent to France on Friday evening itself. According to Nepal's Home Department Secretary Phanindra Mani Pokharel, Charles has been banned from entering Nepal for 10 years.

However, in a discussion with the media, Charles Sobhraj said that he is innocent and will continue to fight for justice. Charles said - I have a lot to do. I have to file a case against many people including the Government of Nepal.

Randeep Hooda should do my biopic

Charles said about the film being made on his life- "I don't know whether the biopic will be made or not, let's see after my book comes out. Maybe a Hindi film will be made. And if so, So I want Randeep Hooda to play me again. He gave a great performance in 'Main Aur Charles'. I met Hooda in October last year and I like him. I think he is one of the top actors of Bollywood Will be included."

Wife said – Charles was in danger, so deportation was the best

Charles's wife Nihita Biswas told ANI that Charles' life was in danger in Nepal. That's why it was right to deport him. Nihita, who is also Charles's lawyer, is said to have married Charles while he was in Kathmandu jail. Nihita told that Charles was supposed to stay in Nepal for 15 days on the orders of the court, but the jail authorities tried to accuse him of some other charges, so his departure was the right decision.