Couple arrested: 25-year-old husband and 21-year-old wife from Delhi
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Delhi couple held for nexus with ISI espionage network
Delhi Police arrested a 25-year-old man and his 21-year-old wife for allegedly operating as sleeper agents for Pakistan's ISI espionage network. The couple was tasked with providing logistical support, recruiting individuals for espionage, and conducting field operations in Delhi. This case highlights ongoing cross-border intelligence threats and internal security vulnerabilities, making it highly relevant for exams covering national security, intelligence agencies, and internal security challenges.
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Alleged affiliation: Pakistan's ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence) espionage network
Assigned tasks: Logistical support, recruitment for espionage, field operations in Delhi
Agency involved: Delhi Police Special Cell (counter-intelligence unit)
Security implication: Highlights sleeper cell activation and urban espionage threats in national capital
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