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Punjab: Police arrest two for leaking classified Indian Army information to Pak High Commission in exchange for money

Punjab Police arrested two individuals linked to a Pakistani High Commission official for allegedly leaking classified Indian Army information. The arrests mark a significant breakthrough in efforts to dismantle cross-border espionage networks

by WEB DESK
May 12, 2025, 10:30 am IST
in Bharat
Director General of Police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav

Director General of Police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav

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On May 11, Punjab Police apprehended two individuals suspected of engaging in espionage activities, who were connected to a Pakistani official stationed at the High Commission in New Delhi. Authorities allege that the duo leaked classified information regarding Indian Army movements to their handlers across the border.

In a significant breakthrough, Malerkotla Police apprehends two individuals for their alleged involvement in espionage activities linked to a Pakistani official posted at the High Commission, New Delhi.

Acting on credible intelligence, one suspect was arrested for leaking… pic.twitter.com/AJZWumlBNY

— DGP Punjab Police (@DGPPunjabPolice) May 11, 2025

 

Director General of Police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav stated that the first suspect, arrested for allegedly passing sensitive military data to a Pakistani handler, revealed details during interrogation that led to the arrest of a second person, believed to be a key intermediary in the espionage network.

“Preliminary investigations indicate that the accused were receiving payments via online transactions in return for sharing classified information,” said DGP Yadav. “They maintained regular contact with the handler and were responsible for distributing funds to other local operatives under his direction.”

Also Read: Operation Sindoor: Indian forces kill 40 Pakistani soldiers, down multiple Air Force aircraft along LoC and border

During the operation, two mobile phones were seized, and an FIR has been registered in connection with the case.

Describing the arrests as a major breakthrough, DGP Gaurav Yadav highlighted that the operation represents a crucial step in dismantling cross-border espionage networks and reaffirmed Punjab Police’s commitment to safeguarding national security. “This operation reinforces our determination to protect national interests and disrupt hostile intelligence activities,” he said. He added that the investigation would continue in accordance with established protocols, with particular emphasis on tracing the flow of funds and uncovering additional operatives and connections within the network.

This development follows the recent arrest of two individuals by Punjab Police for allegedly passing sensitive information to Pakistani agents, including photographs and details of Army cantonments and air bases in Amritsar. Investigators recovered multiple images of restricted sites and Pakistani contact numbers from the suspects’ mobile phones.

 

 

 

Topics: Indian ArmyPunjab PoliceNational SecurityPakistan Spy NetworkCross Border SpyingArmy Intel Leak
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