Rajasthan Police’s CID (Intelligence) has arrested an alleged money courier operating a funding network for Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI, according to multiple reports. The arrest involves a case connected to the alleged passing of confidential information related to the Indian Armed Forces to ISI handlers. Authorities say the accused was responsible for routing ISI funds to people they identify as involved in anti-national and espionage-related activities.
One report states the agent was arrested in Maharashtra after investigators traced financial flows that were reportedly used to exchange money for sensitive information. The accused is described as having contacted an ISI handler for about four years. Investigators say the network used social media to connect with the handler and relied on the opening of multiple bank accounts—both in the agent’s name and others’ names—to move funds.
Another outlet adds specific details, including the alleged links to arrests in a separate Official Secrets Act case registered in January 2026, involving individuals accused of sharing classified Army information with ISI handlers. The CID (Intelligence) says further investigations continue to identify additional people and financial transactions tied to the alleged network.
