India busts ISI espionage module, 11 arrested
Delhi Police busted a Pakistan-ISI linked spy module and arrested 11 suspects. The module was allegedly involved in espionage and reconnaissance of critical defense installations, installing CCTV cameras across multiple locations to monitor sensitive areas, including Army-linked establishments.
ISI Espionage Network Busted: High-Tech Threat to India's Defenses
An ISI-backed espionage module, operating like a terror network, posed a grave national security threat by conducting high-tech surveillance and reconnaissance of critical defense installations. The 11 arrested individuals were in direct contact with Pakistan-based handlers, engaged in arms smuggling, and installing solar CCTV networks to monitor sensitive areas across Delhi and Punjab.
India Dismantles Major ISI Terror-Espionage Network
Indian authorities have dismantled a significant ISI-backed terror and espionage network, arresting eleven individuals across Delhi and Punjab. The module was directly sponsored by Pakistan-based handlers, receiving instructions via encrypted applications for subversive activities. Recovered grenades and surveillance devices confirm its role in reconnaissance of critical defense installations and preparations for terrorist actions.
