Security agencies in Arunachal Pradesh have arrested two men from Jammu and Kashmir on charges of allegedly spying for Pakistan. Officials stated that the duo was detained during a coordinated operation and is suspected of passing sensitive information to handlers across the border.
The arrests come amid heightened vigilance in the northeastern state, with authorities intensifying monitoring of cross-border activities. Investigations are underway to determine the extent of the alleged espionage network and its links to Pakistan-based operatives.
Police sources confirmed that the accused are being interrogated, and further details will be shared once preliminary inquiries are completed. The development has raised concerns about infiltration attempts and the use of sleeper cells in sensitive regions.
