IAF Wing Commander charged for leaking defence secrets via Pakistan honey trap

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An Indian Air Force Wing Commander is facing serious charges of leaking sensitive defence information to Pakistani intelligence operatives. He is alleged to have been lured through a honey trap conducted via social media platforms. The officer is also accused of covertly installing data-stealing software on a colleague's device. Before his arrest, the Wing Commander had been under close surveillance by the IAF. Delhi Police subsequently took him into custody following the investigation.

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