Chandigarh: Punjab Police on Tuesday solved cross-border espionage networks with the arrest of two army personnel on charges of spying and provided more than 900 secret documents to intelligence between services (content) from Pakistan.
Sepoy Harpreet Singh (23) comes from Cheecha Village in Amritsar and posted in Anannag.
He joined the Army in 2017 and belonged to 19 Rashtriya Rifles.
Sepoy Gurbhej Singh (23), from Punian Village in Tarn Taran, belongs to 18 Sikh Light Infantry and works as an officer in Cargil.
He joined the army in 2015.
Punjab DGP DPPAR Gupta said Jalandhar rural police, led by SSP Naveen Singla, while investigating the NDPS case, recovering confidential documents related to the function and deployment of the Indian army from smuggler smuggler Ranvir Singh, arrested with 70g Heroin May 24.
Ranvir revealed he got these documents from Harpreet, a friend, because they both belonged to the same village.
“Ranvir motivated and lured Harpreet with money to share defense-related secret documents, after the last induced by his friend Sepoy Gurbhej in spying activities,” said Gupta.
He said since Gurbhej worked as officers at 121 infantry brigade headquarters in Cargil, he had easy access to secret documents containing strategic information and Tactical Gupta said Ranvir was used to send these documents to Pakistan’s operative content directly or through GOPI, identified smugglers The main drugs from Daeke Village Amritsar have a relationship with the syringe of smuggling of Pakistani drugs and content officials.
In the disclosure of Ranvir, the police have captured Gopi, who have claimed to have a secret document transferred to Pakistani-based drug smugglers, one of which has been identified as Kothar, and the alleged operation of the contents identified as Sikander as a substitute for heroin and money, said Gupta.
The police have added the IPC and secret secrets that named the naming army and Gopi personnel at first registered on May 24 under NDPS acting at the Mehatpur police station in Jalandhar Rural.