'ISI spy' Nishant Agrawal moves Bombay high court challenging life term | Nagpur News
Nishant Agrawal, who was convicted for leaking official secrets to Pakistani intelligence operatives, has appealed his life imprisonment sentence to t
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Nishant Agrawal, who was convicted for leaking official secrets to Pakistani intelligence operatives, has appealed his life imprisonment sentence to t
Agrawal was a part of the core team dealing with handing over 70 to 80 missiles used for the armed forces. He was part of the top-secret projects of BrahMos.
Nishant Agarwal, a missile engineer with BrahMos Aerospace Private Limited, sentenced to life imprisonment for leaking official secrets to Pakistani intelligence operatives. Court found him guilty under Official Secrets Act and sentenced to rigorous imprisonment. Learn more about this case.
While honey trapping is a long-standing spycraft practice, recent incidents have seemingly happened entirely in the digital space, unlike the past.
Pakistan's Intelligence agency uses new techniques and an old but effective strategy, deploying online honey traps to get Indian armed forces personnel to lower their guard and reveal state secrets - Issue Date: Nov 8, 2021