New Delhi. Punjab Police has arrested a couple from Firozpur. The husband and wife are accused of spying for Pakistani intelligence agency ISI. According to Army Intelligence and Punjab Police, the arrested couple are residents of Kaluwala village adjacent to the India-Pakistan border in Firozpur. Both of them used to send information about sensitive places related to the Indian Army to ISI handlers of Pakistan and Malaysia. The woman is also accused of trying to honey trap army personnel through social media so that secret information could be obtained from them.
According to the information, the captured woman used to send messages to Indian Army soldiers through social media platforms like Instagram and Snapchat. Besides, she also used to intimidate the people around by posing as a fake policeman. This entire matter is being investigated seriously by the police and intelligence. It is being told that many highly sensitive documents and important information have been found from the couple's mobile phone. At present the husband and wife are being interrogated. Efforts are also being made to find out whether any army soldier fell victim to the honey trap of a woman who shared any secret information with her.
A case has been registered against the couple under the Official Secrets Act 1923. It is also being raised whether other people are involved in their network. The police will also make them reveal the secret of how these people came in contact with the ISI handlers and for how long they have been spying for them. The couple's mobile phones have been sent to the lab to recover deleted data and find out what sensitive information they have shared with ISI handlers.