Two arrested in Jammu for passing security secrets to Pakistan handlers

Police in Jammu and Kashmir have taken two persons into custody on charges of transmitting classified information related to security matters to intelligence handlers allegedly connected to Pakistan and terrorist groups. The arrests mark another instance of authorities cracking down on suspected espionage and intelligence leakage in the border region.

The investigation revealed that the arrested individuals had been systematically sharing sensitive details with external handlers operating across the border. Such activities are treated as serious national security breaches given the volatile nature of the region and ongoing security challenges.

The Jammu and Kashmir Police have been intensifying their counter-intelligence operations to prevent unauthorised disclosure of security-related information. The development underscores the persistent threat posed by networks attempting to compromise national security interests through intelligence gathering and transmission.

Authorities are conducting further investigations to determine the full extent of the alleged activities and identify any other individuals or organisations involved in the suspected intelligence operation. The case has been registered under relevant provisions of the Indian Penal Code and other applicable statutes.