Delhi: Police Bust ISI Network; Couple Arrested for Supplying Army Secrets and SIM Cards to Pakistan
The Delhi Police Special Cell has successfully busted a major espionage network allegedly linked to Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). Authorities have arrested a married couple, identified as Sahil and Sameera, from the Delhi-NCR region for their involvement in anti-national activities. According to the police investigation, the accused couple was actively supplying sensitive information regarding Indian Army movements, strategic secrets, and fraudulently activated SIM cards to their handlers across the border. Law enforcement agencies are currently interrogating the suspects to uncover deeper conspiracies, identify other potential members associated with this spy ring, and determine the extent of classified data compromised. Further investigations are underway to trace the financial trails and communication channels used by the operatives.
The Delhi Police Special Cell has uncovered an espionage network linked to Pakistan's ISI. In this case, husband and wife Sahil and Sameera, residents of Delhi-NCR, have been arrested. They had been in contact with Pakistani agents through social media since 2024. They purchased Indian SIM cards and sent them to Pakistan via Dubai, using which they operated WhatsApp accounts to gather sensitive information.
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