Rediff Retired Army Jawan Arrested for Espionage in Assam
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- •Two individuals arrested for espionage in Assam, including a retired army jawan.
- •Abhishek Kumar Singh allegedly shared sensitive information with a Pakistani intelligence operative.
- •Incriminating evidence, including mobile phones, was recovered during the operation.
Assam Police arrested two individuals, including retired army jawan Abhishek Kumar Singh, for allegedly sharing sensitive security information with a Pakistani intelligence operative. The arrests were made based on intelligence inputs from central agencies and Military Intelligence. Singh, who was reportedly honey-trapped, was apprehended in Guwahati along with another suspect. Incriminating evidence, including mobile phones and SIM cards, was seized during the operation. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma confirmed the arrests, stating they were in contact with Pakistan and passing on information about army movements. Further investigations are ongoing to uncover the full extent of their activities and any additional individuals involved.
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