Man Arrested For Sending Military Information To Pakistan

Man arrested for sending intelligence related to Indian Army to Pakistan told himself an army officer.

Central Crime Branch has arrested one person. The man is accused of sharing military information and photographs of military installations with foreign agencies.

The CCB has arrested the suspect and registered a case for sharing intelligence. The name of the accused has been given as Jitendra Singh, who was sharing all this information posing as an army officer.

Man arrested for spying: The CCB has taken this action on the basis of information received from Army Intelligence.

According to the news agency, the accused was in touch with Pakistan’s ISI on WhatsApp and was sharing intelligence and pictures related to the army.

According to the information, the arrested accused Jitendra Singh was providing photographs of the Barmer military station and also informed the Pakistan-based ISI officer about the movement of all military vehicles from that area.

Two miscreants entered the security of Air Force Headquarters.

By breaching the security of the Air Force Headquarters located at RK Puram, two miscreants entered inside the headquarters and stole the copper wire of the AC.

However, on his way back, he was caught by the patrolling security personnel and informed the senior officials. After this, he was handed over to the RK Puram police station.

The police have registered a case. The accused have been identified as Sahil Khan, a resident of Sonia Gandhi Camp, and Firoz Khan, a resident of Ekta Vihar Camp.

Due to the apprehension of any major incident, various security agencies also interrogated the accused for a long time, and later both were handed over to the local police.

Information about the entry of two suspects was received at night.

According to the police, on the night of September 17, two suspects were reported to have entered the Air Headquarters West Block-6.

Constable Bhim Singh, posted in DSC, told the policemen who reached the spot that he was on patrol around 4.15 in the morning.

Then he saw in the back of the building that two youths were breaking the copper wire of the AC fan of the building and keeping it in the bag.

On this, Bhim Singh caught both of them and informed the senior officers.

Along with the officers of the Air Force, other security agencies also interrogated the accused. After that, he was handed over to the police.