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Defence
Two Bihar Residents Arrested for Relaying Indian Military Intelligence to Pakistan
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 06 Oct 2026, 09:31 AM
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Police, acting on inputs from the Army’s Gajraj intelligence unit and central agencies, seized a mobile phone, several SIM cards and classified defence documents from the suspects.
Police in Bihar detained two individuals after intelligence inputs indicated they were passing Indian military information to Pakistan. The operation, coordinated with the Army’s Gajraj intelligence unit and central security agencies, resulted in the seizure of a mobile phone, multiple SIM cards and documents deemed sensitive to national security.
The confiscated material included detailed reports on defence activities, maps of strategic installations and communication logs that could aid a foreign adversary. Investigators say the items point to a systematic effort to relay operational data to handlers across the border.
Authorities have launched a formal enquiry under the Official Secrets Act, and the suspects are being held for further questioning. The case underscores heightened vigilance against espionage networks operating within Indian states.
The police have not disclosed the exact location of the arrest or the identities of the accused, citing ongoing investigations. Officials warned that any breach of defence information will attract the fullest legal repercussions.
The confiscated material included detailed reports on defence activities, maps of strategic installations and communication logs that could aid a foreign adversary. Investigators say the items point to a systematic effort to relay operational data to handlers across the border.
Authorities have launched a formal enquiry under the Official Secrets Act, and the suspects are being held for further questioning. The case underscores heightened vigilance against espionage networks operating within Indian states.
The police have not disclosed the exact location of the arrest or the identities of the accused, citing ongoing investigations. Officials warned that any breach of defence information will attract the fullest legal repercussions.