Pakistan detains three individuals over alleged RAW espionage network

RAWALPINDI: Pakistani security agencies have arrested three people involved in spying for the Indian intelligence agency RAW.

According to details, Pakistani security agencies have arrested three suspects involved in spying for the Indian intelligence agency RAW in an effective operation.

As per the private TV channel report, the arrested suspects belong to Narowal, Bahawalpur and Neelum district of Azad Kashmir.

The investigation has revealed that the Indian agency obtained sensitive information by ‘honey trapping’ the suspects on social media apps and luring them with huge amounts of money.

The suspects have confessed that they were in contact with women associated with RAW through social media and that money was transferred to them through Easypaisa, bank accounts and crypto wallets.

Security sources say that a zero tolerance policy has been adopted against anti-national elements and these suspects have been prosecuted and sentenced under the ‘Official Secrets Act’.

Defense experts say that India is constantly using innocent citizens against the state by honey-trapping and luring them with money, evidence of which has already come to light.

The public has been instructed to be extremely cautious of these enemy tactics when communicating with strangers on social media.