Delhi Police uncovers ISI-linked spy network, arrests Rajasthan man with Pakistan ties
Delhi Police Special Cell arrested a man from Rajasthan's Mewat region for allegedly spying for Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). Identified as Qasim, the suspect reportedly travelled to Pakistan twice for spycraft training. He is accused of sharing sensitive information on military movements and radicalising others. His arrest follows months of surveillance, with two others still on the run. Officials confirmed that Indian SIM cards were sent to Pakistan to support the espionage operation. Investigations are ongoing.
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