Rs 30,000 deal, 8 SIM cards and a young couple: The spy trail from Delhi to Pakistan
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Fri, 28 August 2026
1 report- Times of India15:33first to report
Delhi Police arrested a couple for allegedly working with Pakistan's ISI since 2024. They procured Indian SIM cards and sent them to Pakistan via Dubai. The couple provided logistical support and recruited people for espionage activities. Their Pakistani handlers paid them for the SIM cards and sensitive information. Investigations continue to identify more members of this alleged espionage network.
Sat, 29 August 2026
2 reports- Times of India03:28
Delhi Police arrested a city couple for their alleged involvement in anti-national acts. The couple supplied Indian SIM cards used for espionage activities by ISI-backed entities. They procured and sent eight SIM cards to Pakistan via Dubai for payment. Sahil was also tasked with recruiting individuals for reconnaissance and gathering military information. Forensic evidence from seized phones linked them directly to foreign handlers.
- Times of India10:49
The Sri Ganganagar Police have reportedly detained a man suspected of acting as a spy for Pakistan, engaged in anti-national operations. This individual is accused of supplying Indian SIM cards to handlers of the ISI, which facilitated the opening of WhatsApp accounts for illicit communications. Authorities fear that this spy network could have collected crucial information about India's defense. Additionally, the suspect faces serious charges related to extensive narcotics trafficking.