An Alwar resident has been arrested for allegedly spying for Pakistan’s ISI, sharing sensitive defense information and compromising national security.

In a significant development, intelligence agencies and Rajasthan police jointly arrested a man from Alwar district on suspicion of espionage. The accused allegedly transmitted confidential defense-related data to Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).

Preliminary reports suggest that the accused came into contact with ISI operatives through social media platforms. He was reportedly persuaded to share sensitive details about Indian defense establishments in exchange for financial benefits. Officials have confiscated his phone, documents, and digital communication records that may serve as crucial evidence in the ongoing investigation.

Senior police officers revealed that the suspect had been under surveillance for several weeks before being detained. His arrest is seen as part of India’s larger counterintelligence efforts to neutralize foreign spying operations within its borders.

The Rajasthan police and intelligence agencies are working together to identify additional suspects and verify the extent of information leakage. Authorities emphasized that such espionage activities not only endanger the nation’s security but also violate strict legal provisions under the Official Secrets Act.

Citizens are advised to exercise caution when interacting online, especially with unknown profiles that may be linked to foreign intelligence operatives. The investigation continues, and more arrests are likely as the case

unfolds.