Indian Navy Personnel Arrested for Spying for Pakistan's ISI

Spy Arrested in Agra

In a significant development, a man has been apprehended for allegedly spying for the Pakistani intelligence agency, Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (UP ATS) arrested Adarsh Kumar, also known as Lucky, who served as a Lance Naik in the Indian Navy.

Reports indicate that Kumar was stationed at the Southern Naval Command in Kochi, Kerala. He is accused of sending images of strategically sensitive warships to the ISI, which allegedly transferred funds to his bank account in return.

Details of the Arrest

Following the revelation of the case, UP ATS arrested him in Agra. After his arrest, Kumar was sent to jail, and it has been noted that he is originally from Agra.

Previously, another individual from Agra was arrested in a similar case. This person, identified as Ravindra Kumar, worked at an ordnance factory and was also accused of espionage for Pakistan.

Honey Trap Victim

Ravindra was employed as a charge man at the Firozabad ordnance factory. During the investigation, ATS discovered several crucial pieces of evidence. It was revealed that he hailed from Shivpuri in Madhya Pradesh and was residing in the Bundu Katra area of Agra while working.

Reports suggest that he fell victim to a honey trap orchestrated by a female agent.

This raises concerns about whether Adarsh Kumar might have also been ensnared in a similar trap. However, the funds found in his accounts somewhat alleviate this suspicion, yet investigative agencies remain vigilant and are thoroughly examining every aspect of the case.