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Delhi couple arrested for allegedly spying for Pakistan's ISI since 2024

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Delhi Police have arrested a young couple on charges of working as operatives for Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence since 2024. The duo allegedly procured eight Indian SIM cards and routed them to Pakistan through Dubai. Beyond sourcing SIM cards, the couple reportedly provided logistical support and recruited individuals into the espionage network. Their Pakistani handlers paid them approximately Rs 30,000 for the SIM cards and sensitive information they supplied. Authorities are continuing their investigation to uncover additional members linked to the alleged spy ring.

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