Thestatesman Army Officer's Wife Booked for Espionage with Alleged Chinese Links
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- •An Army officer's wife is under investigation for alleged espionage linked to Chinese operatives.
- •The case involves potential sharing of sensitive information through academic engagements.
- •No arrest has been made yet, and the investigation is still ongoing.
The Jammu and Kashmir Police have registered an espionage case against the wife of a senior Army officer, alleging she shared sensitive information with foreign intelligence operatives linked to China. The FIR, filed under the Official Secrets Act and Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, cites her involvement in research activities that may have facilitated the transfer of strategic data. Investigators suspect that she was approached by individuals posing as academics who gradually shifted discussions towards defense-related topics. Although she has been questioned, no arrest has been made, and the investigation is ongoing. The case highlights concerns about foreign intelligence networks targeting individuals with access to sensitive information in India. The woman's academic background and previous work with the UN are also noted in the investigation.
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