Jaipur, October 30: Rajasthan Police has arrested an alleged spy for sharing strategic information after he was caught in the honey trap of Pakistani intelligence agency ISI, police said on Sunday. Additional DGP (Intelligence) S Sengathir said that during the continuous monitoring of the activities of ISI, it came to light Narendra Kumar, a resident of Anandgarh Khajuwala located near the India-Pakistan International Border in Bikaner, had contacted Pakistani Intelligence Agency (PIO) through social media and was in constant touch with two female handlers and was sharing strategic information. Visakhapatnam Honeytrap Case: CISF Constable's Phones Seized in Vizag on Suspected Espionage By Pakistani Woman.

Sengathir said that during the interrogation Narendra Kumar said that about two years ago, he came in contact with an account running in the name of "Poonam Bajwa" on Facebook. Describing herself as a resident of Bhatinda, Poonam claimed she was working as a data entry operator in the BSF. He said Poonam befriended Narendra and lured him for marriage in the future and they shared their WhatsApp numbers. While being in constant touch with Narendra, Poonam used to demand sensitive information about the situation on the international border like road bridges, BSF posts, towers, photographs of Army vehicles, and photographs and videos of restricted places. DRDO Espionage Case: Accused Scientist Dr Pradeep Kurulkar Leaked Secrets To Get Intimate With Pakistani Agent, Called Her 'Babe', Reveals Maharashtra ATS Chargesheet.

Sengathir said that Narendra was also in contact with another female Pakistani handler for some time. The woman, Sunita, introduced herself as a journalist, and used to ask for information about the border area. He was also sharing strategic information with this agent. He said that during the joint interrogation of the accused and technical examination of the mobile phone, it was found that he was caught in the honeytrap of female Pakistani handlers and provided sensitive information of strategic importance related to the international border area. A case has been registered against the accused under the Official Secrets Act, 1923, police said.

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