Organiser Truck Driver Arrested for Spying on Indian Army for ISI
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- •Aman used a SIM-enabled CCTV camera to monitor military movements.
- •He was allegedly paid ₹20,000 for sharing surveillance footage with ISI.
- •This incident is the second ISI-related espionage case in Jammu and Kashmir in four months.
A 24-year-old truck driver named Mohd Aman was arrested in Kathua, Jammu and Kashmir, for allegedly sharing live footage of Indian Army movements with Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). Aman reportedly installed a SIM-enabled CCTV camera outside his home, aimed at a road frequently used by security forces, and transmitted the footage to ISI handlers. He was allegedly paid ₹20,000 for this surveillance, with the payment routed through a Dubai-based channel. The Jammu and Kashmir Police are investigating the extent of his activities and any potential network of accomplices. This incident marks the second espionage case linked to ISI in the region within four months, raising concerns about local individuals being exploited for intelligence gathering. Investigators are examining Aman's electronic devices and communication links as part of the ongoing investigation. The case has been registered under the Official Secrets Act.
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