3 more arrested for ‘spying’ for Pakistan | India News
CHANDIGARH/GURDASPUR: Haryana police arrested Monday a fifth person for allegedly spying for Pakistan, while Punjab DGP Gaurav Yadav said they had arrested two people – Sukhpreet Singh and Karanbir Singh – in Gurdaspur for allegedly supplying sensitive information related to Operation Sindoor to Pakistan’s ISI.Besides naming Mohammad Tareef, a resident of Kangarka village of Tauru, Mewat, Haryana police also named two Pakistan high commission officials, Aasif Balauch and Zaffar, as accused in the case.The Punjab DGP posted on X that Sukhpreet and Karanbir were apprehended after credible inputs on May 15 revealed that the two were allegedly engaged in sharing classified details related to Op Sindoor, including troop movements and key strategic locations in Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, and J&K, with the ISI. Three mobile phones and eight live .30 cartridges were recovered from them. Forensic examination of their mobile phones confirmed the intelligence received, the DGP said. In Haryana, following court orders, Tareef is currently in police custody. Police said they had recovered a mobile phone from him. Tareef is the second person from Nuh district to be arrested. The others accused include YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra from Hisar, Nauman Elahi from Panipat, Devender Dhillon from Kaithal, and Armaan of Rajaka village, Nuh.
