Delhi Couple Arrested for Supplying SIMs to ISI Espionage Network

Delhi Police arrested a couple, Mohammad Sahil (25) and Sameera (21), for allegedly aiding a Pakistan ISI-backed espionage network. The couple procured Indian SIM cards and sent them to Pakistan via Dubai for use by Pakistani intelligence operatives. They reportedly received Rs 30,000 for sending eight SIM cards between 2024 and 2025. The investigation revealed that these SIM cards were used to activate WhatsApp accounts, allowing ISI operatives to infiltrate Indian WhatsApp groups and gather sensitive information. Sahil was initially arrested after forensic analysis of his phone revealed incriminating chats with Pakistani agents. The couple was tasked with recruiting individuals for reconnaissance of military areas and providing details of Army personnel facing court-martial proceedings. The police are continuing their investigation into the broader espionage network and its local operatives.

Key Points: • A Delhi couple was arrested for supplying Indian SIM cards to a Pakistan ISI espionage network. • The couple allegedly sent eight SIM cards to Pakistan, receiving Rs 30,000 in return. • Forensic analysis revealed incriminating conversations linking them to Pakistani intelligence operatives.