Bwpoliceworld Navy Personnel Arrested for Espionage Ties to Pakistan's ISI
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- •A 24-year-old Indian Navy personnel was arrested for espionage for Pakistan's ISI.
- •The suspect allegedly shared sensitive naval information and transferred money to an ISI handler.
- •A related case involved another individual arrested for sharing Army information with ISI operatives.
On March 11, 2026, the Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) arrested a 24-year-old Indian Navy personnel, Adarsh Kumar, for alleged espionage activities linked to Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). Kumar, a Seaman stationed in Kochi, Kerala, is accused of sharing sensitive information about India's defense infrastructure with a Pakistan-based ISI agent. Investigations revealed that he transferred money to the handler and shared photographs of naval assets. The ATS utilized electronic and physical surveillance to gather evidence leading to his arrest. In a related case, another individual was arrested in Rajasthan for passing sensitive information to ISI operatives after being honey-trapped. Both cases are under ongoing investigation, highlighting a concerning trend of espionage targeting Indian defense operations.
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