Bhubaneswar: The branch of the State Crime on Wednesday confirmed that the unknown woman, who had caused sensitive information about the integrated test range (ITR) in Balasore from five former Drdo staff, from Pakistan and that he seemed to still relate to some Drdo.
Staff at Balasore.
“We have known that after the arrest of five former Drdo staff, Pakistani women are now trying to lure several other employees at ITR.
He has sent friend requests to some ITR staff and started chatting with them through Facebook Messenger.
We keep a watch near and will take action accordingly, “Additional Director General of Police (Crime Branch) Sanjeeb Panda told TII.
The probe agent, who has not confirmed the name of the Pakistani agent, said he had opened seven accounts on Facebook, all in the name India fictitious.
“We have found that he has operated three Facebook accounts from Islamabad and one from Rawalpindi to the honey trap, the five previously arrested.
He used the proxy IP address from India, Germany and the US to operate three other Facebook accounts,” said Panda.
Experts say the crime branch probe mostly tend to stop because the agent comes from Pakistan.
“Even if the crime branch takes interpol assistance, it will not be able to identify foreign authority and other gang members, which are included in Pakistan.
Crime branches must collect credible evidence and prove Pakistani relations in court so that the defendant was punished,” said Sidharth Das, said someone said Senior lawyer.
Basanta Behera, Hemanta Mistri, Tapas Ranjan Nayak, Sheikh Musafir and Sachin Kumar, suspected of being trapped by Pakistani handers, was arrested by police Ballasore on September 14 to share confidential information about foreign agents.
The source said the woman was related to five through SIM UK since February last year.
The defendant was suspected of sending photos and data related to the missile test, clusters and atomic power systems from ITR to him.
One defendant was suspected of receiving Rs 38,000 from the account in Dubai.
Probe agents said the possibility of financial transactions between the defendants and agents could not be ruled out.
Cyber ​​experts from the crime branch have been involved in scanning social media and telephones accused and their chat with agents.
The defendant’s cellphone and laptop had been sent to the Cyber ​​Forensic Laboratory here to be examined.