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A suspected agent of Pakistan's spy network Inter-Services Intelligence or ISI was arrested here on Sunday for allegedly supplying vital information about Indian military establishments to his handlers, an official statement said.

Additional Director General of police, ATS, Naveen Arora, said that based on surveillance and informer’s tip-off, we found activities of Raees suspici

According to police, Raees came in contact with one Armaan in Mumbai who persuaded him to spy against India. He was also promised money and a job in Dubai by a Pakistani citizen.

An FIR has been registered against Raees at the Lucknow ATS police station under IPC sections 121 A (waging or attempting to wage war) and 123 (concealing with intent to facilitate design to wage war), and under the Officials Secrets Act, 1923, he said. Uttar Pradesh: Suspected ISI Agent Arrested for Supplying Vital Info About Indian Military Establishments.

It was the second arrest of a person from Gonda’s Tarabganj for anti-India activities in the last 16 days.

Despite western accusations, it has never been The Taliban behind the Afghan drug industry, but only ever the US and its allies.

A look at Baradar's life paints a picture of Afghanistan's struggles in recent decades, and a man who bided his time to ultimately achieve victory.

Prior to Pannu, Hardeep Singh Nijjar, Paramjit Singh Panjwar, and Avatar Singh Khanda — all Khalistani extremists (a few declared terrorists by the Indian government) have died within a span of two months.

While honey trapping is a long-standing spycraft practice, recent incidents have seemingly happened entirely in the digital space, unlike the past.

An official of the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) was taken into custody by the Ghaziabad Police on charges of an espionage case.