The Kaithal village of Kaithal was arrested for allegedly transferring the information of the Pakistani Army and the Inter-Service Intelligence (ISI) during the recent conflict in Indo-Pakistan.
The accused Devendra was a resident of the village of Mastgarh Cheeka in Kaithal.
DSP Kaithal Veerbhan told the press agency or, “The District Police of Kaithal received intelligence information. On this basis, our special detective staff was arrested by Devendra S/O Narwal Singh, resident of the village of Mastgarh Cheek.”
The police questioned the devendra after taking him into custody.
During this interrogation, Devendra told the police that he was in contact with the Pakistani news agency ISI.
“He provided information about the dispute between India and Pakistan to this agency as well as information about the Sindoor operation to the Pakistani Army and the ISS from time to time …” said DSP Kaithal Veerbhan.
He added: “Our employees at the Cyber Police station carry out a thorough investigation of the equipment with it. Whether it is true, whether it is true, the law will be followed by …”
India-Pakistan tension
India and the Pakistani army dealt with cross -border shooting soon after India started the Sindoor operation in retaliation in the terrorist attack Pahalgam.
India and Pakistan achieved an understanding of 10 May until the end of the conflict after four days of intensive cross -border blows of drones and missiles.
The Pakistani army later said that the understanding of the end of hostility was extended to 18 May.
“Furthermore, to understand between two DGMOs (CEOs of military operations) on May 10. It was decided to continue the measures to build confidence to reduce the level of vigilance,” said the Indian Army of PTU 15.
On Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a meeting of the Cabinet Committee for Security, the first since stopping in the Indian Pakistani military interval, and learned to discuss the security situation as a result of the Sindoor surgery.
(Tagstotranslate) Sindoor Operation (T) Indo-Pak Conflict
