Delhi Police arrest a 25-year-old man and 21-year-old woman in connection with an alleged Pakistan-linked espionage network, with prosecutors accusing them of assisting intelligence activities for Pakistan’s ISI. Authorities say the couple provided logistical support and helped the network obtain Indian SIM cards, enabling communications used for intelligence collection.
Police describe the alleged arrangement as involving field operations carried out in Delhi, including recruiting additional people. One report says the SIM cards are linked to a route that includes Dubai, suggesting coordination beyond India. Another outlet cites police claims that the couple’s role includes carrying and passing on sensitive information as part of tasks assigned to them.
The case is also framed as part of a wider investigation. One outlet reports similar probes in other Indian cities are underway, including Assam and Bengaluru, based on suspected Pakistan-linked networks. The outlets present the core allegations—logistical assistance, recruitment, SIM-related support, and intelligence gathering—while differing mainly in the level of detail provided about the alleged communications route and the broader scope of parallel investigations.
