As per Mishra, the accused were receiving money from their Pakistani handlers, and various cases, including ones under the Official Secrets Act, have been filed against them.
Digital Desk: Director General of
Police (Intelligence) Umesh Mishra reported that two men were detained on
Saturday for allegedly spying for Pakistan in Rajasthan.
Mishra claimed that Narayan Lal Gadri,
one of the two and a native of Bhilwara, handed SIM cards from Indian telecom
firms to Pakistani handlers so they could operate social media accounts. Gadri
is 27 years old and is one of the two. A Pakistani lady handler was also in
contact with the second accused, Kuldeep Singh Shekhawat, 24, a resident of
Jaipur who worked as a salesman at a liquor store in Pali.
According
to Mishra, Shekhawat allegedly ran social media profiles pretending to be
female Indian Army personnel. He continued by saying the second defendant was
charged with using friendship to obtain sensitive information from army jawans.
As per Mishra, the accused were
receiving money from their Pakistani handlers, and various cases, including
ones under the Official Secrets Act, have been filed against them.
Army
soldier Shantimoy Rana was taken into custody in July on suspicion of providing
Pakistan with sensitive intelligence. Three people from Sri Ganganagar,
Hanumangarh, and Churu were detained in the same month for interacting with
Pakistani intelligence officers on social media and providing them with
important information.
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