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The preliminary questioning revealed that he was recruited by an official of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) through Facebook about seven months ago.
Updated: Mar 29, 2018 22:35 IST
Press Trust of India, Amritsar
Investigations have revealed that the man was in regular touch with Pakistani intelligence officers through mobile phones and Internet and was provided funds routed (AFP File Photo)
A man, who was allegedly working as a spy for Pakistani intelligence agencies, was on Thursday arrested here by the State Special Operations Cell (SSOC) and Military Intelligence, the Punjab Police said.
On the basis of specific information, a team of SSOC led by Inspector Gurinderpal Singh arrested a spy from the Chatiwind police station area in Amritsar district.
He has been booked under the provisions of the Official Secrets Act, and Section 120-B of the IPC.
He gave them information with regard to the movement of “Army units, construction of new bunkers on the Indian side of the border, photographs of Army vehicles and their formation signs, exercises and trainings and activity/construction”, the release read.
Photographs of vital installations, hand-made maps of restricted areas, photocopies of restricted training manuals of the Army and information regarding Army attack formations were recovered from him, according to a Punjab Police release.
this Spy ISI handlers sponsored his visit from February 20 to 24 where he was briefed regarding tasks, the Punjab Police said.
Investigations have revealed that this spy was in regular touch with Pakistani intelligence officers through mobile phones and Internet and was provided funds routed through United Kingdom.
The release read: “It has also come to light that Pakistan-based agencies operate a large number of fake Facebook accounts in the name of young girls who actively try to befriend with unemployed young people and retired/serving officials in the armed force and subsequently try to allure them into espionage activities.”
Investigations are being conducted to identify and track such fake accounts. Defence establishments are also being appraised regarding this new threat for necessary action at their end, it said.
The preliminary questioning revealed that he was recruited by an official of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) through Facebook about seven months ago.
Updated: Mar 29, 2018 22:35 IST
Press Trust of India, Amritsar
Investigations have revealed that the man was in regular touch with Pakistani intelligence officers through mobile phones and Internet and was provided funds routed (AFP File Photo)
A man, who was allegedly working as a spy for Pakistani intelligence agencies, was on Thursday arrested here by the State Special Operations Cell (SSOC) and Military Intelligence, the Punjab Police said.
On the basis of specific information, a team of SSOC led by Inspector Gurinderpal Singh arrested a spy from the Chatiwind police station area in Amritsar district.
He has been booked under the provisions of the Official Secrets Act, and Section 120-B of the IPC.
He gave them information with regard to the movement of “Army units, construction of new bunkers on the Indian side of the border, photographs of Army vehicles and their formation signs, exercises and trainings and activity/construction”, the release read.
Photographs of vital installations, hand-made maps of restricted areas, photocopies of restricted training manuals of the Army and information regarding Army attack formations were recovered from him, according to a Punjab Police release.
this Spy ISI handlers sponsored his visit from February 20 to 24 where he was briefed regarding tasks, the Punjab Police said.
Investigations have revealed that this spy was in regular touch with Pakistani intelligence officers through mobile phones and Internet and was provided funds routed through United Kingdom.
The release read: “It has also come to light that Pakistan-based agencies operate a large number of fake Facebook accounts in the name of young girls who actively try to befriend with unemployed young people and retired/serving officials in the armed force and subsequently try to allure them into espionage activities.”
Investigations are being conducted to identify and track such fake accounts. Defence establishments are also being appraised regarding this new threat for necessary action at their end, it said.
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http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/haryana/sonepat-youth-held-for-providing-info-to-isi/574906.html
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Rohtak, April 16
An ISI “informer” has been nabbed in a joint operation carried out by the Central and state intelligence agencies and the district police.
The accused has been identified as Gaurav Kumar, a resident of Gannaur town in Sonepat district. Superintendent of Police (SP) Pankaj Nain told mediapersons here on Monday that Gaurav, who studies at a local academy, was arrested from Model Town area on Sunday.
They had information that Gaurav used to share information related to the Army with Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI, he said, adding that he had been arrested and a case was registered against him at the Civil Lines police station.
Gaurav was produced before a local court, which remanded him in four-day police custody.
Nain said investigation had revealed Gaurav was preparing to join the Army. “Nearly one-and-a-half-years ago, he came in contact with two girls, Amita, alias Sonu Kaur, and Amita Ahluwalia, on Facebook. The girls are ISI agents. Gaurav told them he worked for the Army,” he stated.
The SP said that the girls then asked Gaurav to share photographs and videos of the Army areas. Whenever Gaurav used to visit Army camps for recruitment, he used to share photographs or videos through video calls or social media.
Gradually, the girls advised Gaurav to work for the ISI and assured him that he could get an attractive amount for his services. Gaurav sent his bank account details to the girls through Facebook. During questioning, the accused revealed that he had appeared in 18 recruitment drives of the Army.
“Yes, it is a kind of honey-trap. The ISI has been using girls or women for its undercover or intelligence activities. These girls or women assume fictitious names and contact youths through Facebook or other social networking websites. They lure the youths to share secret information of the country in return for handsome amounts,” the SP said.
Sunit Dhawan
Tribune News Service
Rohtak, April 16
An ISI “informer” has been nabbed in a joint operation carried out by the Central and state intelligence agencies and the district police.
The accused has been identified as Gaurav Kumar, a resident of Gannaur town in Sonepat district. Superintendent of Police (SP) Pankaj Nain told mediapersons here on Monday that Gaurav, who studies at a local academy, was arrested from Model Town area on Sunday.
They had information that Gaurav used to share information related to the Army with Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI, he said, adding that he had been arrested and a case was registered against him at the Civil Lines police station.
Gaurav was produced before a local court, which remanded him in four-day police custody.
Nain said investigation had revealed Gaurav was preparing to join the Army. “Nearly one-and-a-half-years ago, he came in contact with two girls, Amita, alias Sonu Kaur, and Amita Ahluwalia, on Facebook. The girls are ISI agents. Gaurav told them he worked for the Army,” he stated.
The SP said that the girls then asked Gaurav to share photographs and videos of the Army areas. Whenever Gaurav used to visit Army camps for recruitment, he used to share photographs or videos through video calls or social media.
Gradually, the girls advised Gaurav to work for the ISI and assured him that he could get an attractive amount for his services. Gaurav sent his bank account details to the girls through Facebook. During questioning, the accused revealed that he had appeared in 18 recruitment drives of the Army.
“Yes, it is a kind of honey-trap. The ISI has been using girls or women for its undercover or intelligence activities. These girls or women assume fictitious names and contact youths through Facebook or other social networking websites. They lure the youths to share secret information of the country in return for handsome amounts,” the SP said.
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Pathankot, April 23
http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/pu...-bullets-found-near-p-kot-airbase/578781.html
The bag was found by a Pathankot resident near his house in Prem Nagar locality.
A bag containing three live .22 bore cartridges and a political map of Pakistan found from a locality near the Air Force station on Monday sent the Pathankot police in an overdrive.
The bag was found by Capt Sat Pal Saroch (retd) from near his residence in Prem Nagar locality. He then informed the area’s councillor and the police.
The cantonment is barely 500 m away from Prem Nagar. Vivek Sheel Soni, SSP, and a team of senior officers took the bag in their possession.
Initially, it was said that the bag also had an Army uniform, but the SSP denied it.
Earlier in 2009, an ISI agent was held from the Prem Nagar locality. A few days ago, two locals had reported saw three men, one with a backpack, roaming under suspicious circumstances near the airbase.
On April 17, a carjacking incident took place in Bamial near the international border. The police had suspected that it was possible that the carjackers might have been fidayeens.
The police have put the city on alert. “We are not ruling out anything. A search operation is on in Prem Nagar and its adjoining localities. A dog squad has been pressed into service.
Forensic experts have also been requisitioned. The Air Force and the Army authorities have been alerted too,” said SSP Soni. “The terror angle is definitely ruled out going by the investigations so far,” he added.
Pathankot, April 23
http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/pu...-bullets-found-near-p-kot-airbase/578781.html
The bag was found by a Pathankot resident near his house in Prem Nagar locality.
A bag containing three live .22 bore cartridges and a political map of Pakistan found from a locality near the Air Force station on Monday sent the Pathankot police in an overdrive.
The bag was found by Capt Sat Pal Saroch (retd) from near his residence in Prem Nagar locality. He then informed the area’s councillor and the police.
The cantonment is barely 500 m away from Prem Nagar. Vivek Sheel Soni, SSP, and a team of senior officers took the bag in their possession.
Initially, it was said that the bag also had an Army uniform, but the SSP denied it.
Earlier in 2009, an ISI agent was held from the Prem Nagar locality. A few days ago, two locals had reported saw three men, one with a backpack, roaming under suspicious circumstances near the airbase.
On April 17, a carjacking incident took place in Bamial near the international border. The police had suspected that it was possible that the carjackers might have been fidayeens.
The police have put the city on alert. “We are not ruling out anything. A search operation is on in Prem Nagar and its adjoining localities. A dog squad has been pressed into service.
Forensic experts have also been requisitioned. The Air Force and the Army authorities have been alerted too,” said SSP Soni. “The terror angle is definitely ruled out going by the investigations so far,” he added.
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http://www.thehindu.com/news/nation...-years-in-jail-for-spying/article23938123.ece
She passed on information to ISI officials in Pakistan.
A Delhi court on Saturday sentenced former diplomat Madhuri Gupta to three years’ imprisonment in a case of passing on sensitive official information to Pakistani intelligence officials.
However, additional sessions judge Sidharth Sharma granted her bail to challenge her conviction in the Delhi High Court.
The court had on Friday convicted her in the case. She was posted at the Indian High Commission in Pakistan as Second Secretary (Press and Information).
No leniency
The court also rejected her plea for a lenient punishment. “Undoubtedly, from a person of her stature, it was expected that she would act in a more responsible manner than an ordinary citizen as she was at a high position of trust but her actions tarnished the image of the country and has caused severe threat to the security of the country. Therefore, she does not deserve any leniency in punishment,” Mr. Sharma said.
The charge sheet filed by the special cell of the Delhi police said that the accused had admitted to passing on information to Pakistani intelligence agencies. She had come in contact with intelligence officials Mubshar Raza Rana and Jamshed through journalist Javed Rashid.
Holding her guilty, Special Judge Sidharth Sharma said: “The conduct of the accused in passing on sensitive/secret information in light of evidence by the prosecution categorically proves the charge under the second part of Section 3(1)(c) [obtaining, publishing or communicating to any person any secret official information which is useful to an enemy] of the Official Secrets Act, punishable by up to a period of three years in jail, as well as under Section 5 of the Act read with Section 120-B [criminal conspiracy] of the IPC.”
The judge, however, acquitted her of the charge under the first part of Section 3(1)(c), for which the maximum sentence is 14 years.
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Punishment of offences committed beyond, but which by law may be tried within, India.—Any person liable, by any [Indian law] to be tried for an offence committed beyond [India] shall be dealt with according to the provisions of this Code for any act committed beyond [India] in the same manner as if such act had been committed within [India].
She passed on information to ISI officials in Pakistan.
A Delhi court on Saturday sentenced former diplomat Madhuri Gupta to three years’ imprisonment in a case of passing on sensitive official information to Pakistani intelligence officials.
However, additional sessions judge Sidharth Sharma granted her bail to challenge her conviction in the Delhi High Court.
The court had on Friday convicted her in the case. She was posted at the Indian High Commission in Pakistan as Second Secretary (Press and Information).
No leniency
The court also rejected her plea for a lenient punishment. “Undoubtedly, from a person of her stature, it was expected that she would act in a more responsible manner than an ordinary citizen as she was at a high position of trust but her actions tarnished the image of the country and has caused severe threat to the security of the country. Therefore, she does not deserve any leniency in punishment,” Mr. Sharma said.
The charge sheet filed by the special cell of the Delhi police said that the accused had admitted to passing on information to Pakistani intelligence agencies. She had come in contact with intelligence officials Mubshar Raza Rana and Jamshed through journalist Javed Rashid.
Holding her guilty, Special Judge Sidharth Sharma said: “The conduct of the accused in passing on sensitive/secret information in light of evidence by the prosecution categorically proves the charge under the second part of Section 3(1)(c) [obtaining, publishing or communicating to any person any secret official information which is useful to an enemy] of the Official Secrets Act, punishable by up to a period of three years in jail, as well as under Section 5 of the Act read with Section 120-B [criminal conspiracy] of the IPC.”
The judge, however, acquitted her of the charge under the first part of Section 3(1)(c), for which the maximum sentence is 14 years.
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Central Government Act
Section 3 in The Indian Penal Code
Punishment of offences committed beyond, but which by law may be tried within, India.—Any person liable, by any [Indian law] to be tried for an offence committed beyond [India] shall be dealt with according to the provisions of this Code for any act committed beyond [India] in the same manner as if such act had been committed within [India].
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LUCKNOW , September 19, 2018 21:31 IST
Updated: September 20, 2018 00:33 IST
https://www.thehindu.com/news/natio...ing-for-isi/article24988185.ece?homepage=true
Honey-trapped by a ‘defence reporter’ via Facebook, leaks confidential military info
A constable has been arrested on charges of spying for the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) of Pakistan after being ‘honey-trapped’ through social media, the Uttar Pradesh police said on Wednesday.
U.P. Director General of Police O.P. Singh said the accused, confessed to sharing confidential information regarding military establishments to a woman who claimed to be a “defence reporter” from Pakistan. The two were in touch since January 2016.
The jawan was arrested from Noida by a team of the U.P. Anti-Terrorism Squad on the basis of inputs shared by the military intelligence, Chandigarh, that Army and paramilitary jawans were being honey-trapped through Facebook profiles of women.
Following this, the ATS said its counter-espionage team found several Facebook profiles that were in touch with such fake profiles.
Constable was allegedly lured into sharing confidential military information by the woman. “They started with juicy conversations and soon constable a started revealing secret information [to the woman] about the location of Indian Paramilitary units, details of their arms and ammunition and photos and videos of Paramilitary establishments,” the ATS said in a statement.
Cyber evidence
U.P. Director General of Police O.P. Singh said they had extracted the data from the jawan’s mobile phone and Facebook profile and found enough “cyber evidence,” including images and videos, to implicate him.
Apart from conversing on Facebook, the Constable chatted with the woman on WhatsApp where he saved her Pakistan coded number under the name “Pakistani dost,” said the ATS, adding that he was being influenced towards conversion and anti-India ideas on Kashmir.
The Constable faces charges under Sections 3,4,5 and 9 of the Official Secrets Act, 121A of the Indian Penal Code pertaining to waging war against the government and Section 66D of the IT Act.
U.P. Director General of Police O.P. Singh said an intensive interrogation would be conducted to find out if the Constable had a network and what motivated him. His bank accounts would be checked to ascertain if he received any money for sharing information. The ATS will also question him on the information he allegedly leaked to the ISI.
ATS Inspector General Aseem Arun said a remand of five days had been granted to question the Constable.
Updated: September 20, 2018 00:33 IST
https://www.thehindu.com/news/natio...ing-for-isi/article24988185.ece?homepage=true
Honey-trapped by a ‘defence reporter’ via Facebook, leaks confidential military info
A constable has been arrested on charges of spying for the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) of Pakistan after being ‘honey-trapped’ through social media, the Uttar Pradesh police said on Wednesday.
U.P. Director General of Police O.P. Singh said the accused, confessed to sharing confidential information regarding military establishments to a woman who claimed to be a “defence reporter” from Pakistan. The two were in touch since January 2016.
The jawan was arrested from Noida by a team of the U.P. Anti-Terrorism Squad on the basis of inputs shared by the military intelligence, Chandigarh, that Army and paramilitary jawans were being honey-trapped through Facebook profiles of women.
Following this, the ATS said its counter-espionage team found several Facebook profiles that were in touch with such fake profiles.
Constable was allegedly lured into sharing confidential military information by the woman. “They started with juicy conversations and soon constable a started revealing secret information [to the woman] about the location of Indian Paramilitary units, details of their arms and ammunition and photos and videos of Paramilitary establishments,” the ATS said in a statement.
Cyber evidence
U.P. Director General of Police O.P. Singh said they had extracted the data from the jawan’s mobile phone and Facebook profile and found enough “cyber evidence,” including images and videos, to implicate him.
Apart from conversing on Facebook, the Constable chatted with the woman on WhatsApp where he saved her Pakistan coded number under the name “Pakistani dost,” said the ATS, adding that he was being influenced towards conversion and anti-India ideas on Kashmir.
The Constable faces charges under Sections 3,4,5 and 9 of the Official Secrets Act, 121A of the Indian Penal Code pertaining to waging war against the government and Section 66D of the IT Act.
U.P. Director General of Police O.P. Singh said an intensive interrogation would be conducted to find out if the Constable had a network and what motivated him. His bank accounts would be checked to ascertain if he received any money for sharing information. The ATS will also question him on the information he allegedly leaked to the ISI.
ATS Inspector General Aseem Arun said a remand of five days had been granted to question the Constable.
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An agent sharing vital inputs about armed forces and establishments with his handlers in Pakistan have been arrested.
india Updated: Oct 27, 2018 23:53 IST
Indian Military Intelligence Bureau on Saturday said they had arrested an agent of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)
A joint team of the special cell and local police of on Friday night arrested the man identified and seized classified documents, maps of army areas, electronic devices and mobile phone from agent of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), officials familiar with the matter said.
Indian Military Intelligence Bureau said they would seek his remand for further investigation in the case when agent of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) was presented in court on Saturday.
Agent is suspected of sharing vital inputs about armed forces and establishments with his handlers in Pakistan, Military Intelligence said.
His interrogation is underway and intelligence agencies are trying to collect inputs about his network in the region.
Agent has been to Pakistan twice, the last time being in June this year.
Indian Military Intelligence Bureau said electronic devices and a mobile phone recovered from Suspected agent of Pakistan were being checked for further leads and evidence.
Agent of Pakistan claimed that he was using Skype and WhatsApp to pass on vital information about the Army and its movements to Pakistan’s intelligence agencies.
Agent of Pakistan’s sister has denied that her brother was a spy and has demanded a fair probe into the matter.
A police officer privy to the investigations said that agent’s financial background was poor, but his bank account had Rs 5 lakh. Authorities are now probing as to who deposited that amount into agent’s bank account. His laptop allegedly has a lot of information on the cantonments of Meerut, Roorkie and some other places along with detailed maps, officials said.
india Updated: Oct 27, 2018 23:53 IST
Indian Military Intelligence Bureau on Saturday said they had arrested an agent of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)
A joint team of the special cell and local police of on Friday night arrested the man identified and seized classified documents, maps of army areas, electronic devices and mobile phone from agent of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), officials familiar with the matter said.
Indian Military Intelligence Bureau said they would seek his remand for further investigation in the case when agent of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) was presented in court on Saturday.
Agent is suspected of sharing vital inputs about armed forces and establishments with his handlers in Pakistan, Military Intelligence said.
His interrogation is underway and intelligence agencies are trying to collect inputs about his network in the region.
Agent has been to Pakistan twice, the last time being in June this year.
Indian Military Intelligence Bureau said electronic devices and a mobile phone recovered from Suspected agent of Pakistan were being checked for further leads and evidence.
Agent of Pakistan claimed that he was using Skype and WhatsApp to pass on vital information about the Army and its movements to Pakistan’s intelligence agencies.
Agent of Pakistan’s sister has denied that her brother was a spy and has demanded a fair probe into the matter.
A police officer privy to the investigations said that agent’s financial background was poor, but his bank account had Rs 5 lakh. Authorities are now probing as to who deposited that amount into agent’s bank account. His laptop allegedly has a lot of information on the cantonments of Meerut, Roorkie and some other places along with detailed maps, officials said.
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LOL ISI spy and all of them are indian citizen born and brought up there 
.. ISI can produce many agents and will not be afraid of them getting arrested ...
.. ISI can produce many agents and will not be afraid of them getting arrested ...
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Propaganda by Indian government against Pakistan that's all, you captured a fisherman, crossing border by mistake, illegal residents by mistake etc etc show to the world as ISI agents, what a obessed government you have against Pakistan @Hindustani78
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LOL ISI spy and all of them are indian citizen born and brought up there
Seems from Gujurat or even from Rajashtan , seems to have family relations in Pakistan and thats why able to travel to Pakistan twice.Which checkpoint the agent has used to go inside Pakistan from Republic of India ? 10 Days back there was IB information about the check ups in Gujurat and Rajashtan.
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/repu...s-nrc-in-madhya-pradesh-and-rajasthan.581356/
Seems the agent was trying to inquire about the Indian Air Force bases along the Border regions of Gujurat and Rajashtan.
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By the way , when is Pakistan Military is going to release the Shepherd of Kashmir Valley. Indian Military is even doing the pachnama about the Bakre of that Shepherd of Kashmir Valley.
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Even Indian Armed Forces have not forget about Asifa , 7 years old Kashmiri Shepherd Girl. 17 January , just days before 26th January, i mean Republic Day Parade.
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