Authorities in Delhi have arrested a couple following allegations that they were acting as conduits for Pakistan’s intelligence agency, the ISI. According to reports, the pair is accused of engaging in espionage activities that compromised national security. The specific charges involve the unauthorized transmission of sensitive information and the provision of SIM cards, which were allegedly used to support intelligence operations.

While the investigation is ongoing, the arrest highlights persistent concerns regarding cross-border espionage and the use of local assets to bypass security protocols. The couple remains in custody as law enforcement agencies continue to examine the extent of the information shared and the duration of their alleged collaboration with foreign intelligence handlers. No further details regarding the specific nature of the 'sensitive information' or the identities of the suspects have been released by officials at this stage. The case is being treated as a significant breach of security, and authorities are currently working to determine if other individuals were involved in the network.