Indian soldier arrested for spying for Pakistan

Provided confidential information for Rs 15 lakh

Amritsar (Punjab) – Indian Army Naik Sandeep Singh, currently posted at an army camp in Nashik, has been arrested in connection with the case of spying for Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence). Three mobile phones were seized from him. Through these phones, he was sending confidential information to ISI. For this, he had taken Rs 15 lakh.

Indian soldier arrested for spying on behalf of Pakistan

Provided confidential information for 15 Lakh Rupees !

Such traitors should be tried in a fast track court and given Capital Punishment ! pic.twitter.com/OOZvVoEDs9

— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) February 9, 2025

Sandeep Singh, a resident of Sardulgarh in Patiala, had joined the army in 2015. In the last 2 years, Sandeep Singh had sent photographs of various military camps in Jammu, Punjab and Nashik, as well as information about the deployment of weapons and officers, to the ISI.

Editorial Perspective

Efforts should be made to try such traitors in a fast-track court and ensure that they are sentenced to death.