‘ISI used Indian SIM cards to target India': Suspected Pak spy held in Rajasthan
The Sri Ganganagar Police have reportedly detained a man suspected of acting as a spy for Pakistan, engaged in anti-national operations. This individual is accused of supplying Indian SIM cards to handlers of the ISI, which facilitated the opening of WhatsApp accounts for illicit communications. Authorities fear that this spy network could have collected crucial information about India's defense.…
In Jaisalmer, Sri Ganganagar Police, working with CID Intelligence, successfully arrested a suspected Pakistani spy, Balwinder Singh alias Bindra, aged 45. The suspect, son of Pritam Singh from Sri Ganganagar district, allegedly sent Indian SIM cards to Pakistani ISI handlers for gathering sensitive information and breaching national security.
The arrest was made following intelligence received about the suspect's movement near the border. The operation, led by Anupgarh Police Station SHO Kartar Singh and supported by intelligence personnel Pawan Kumar, Keser Singh, and Thakraram, also involved coordination with CID (IB) team members. The suspect allegedly procured eight SIM cards from Sri Ganganagar and facilitated the use of Indian mobile numbers for making calls into India and obtaining strategic information.
The investigation is ongoing, including forensic examination of the suspect's phone, and police are probing connections with other networks, such as narcotics smuggling, while questioning the arrested individual about other accomplices.
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