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SIMs, WhatsApp, Dubai route: HowDelhi couple aided Pakistan-linked espionage

Delhi Police arrested a city couple for their alleged involvement in anti-national acts. The couple supplied Indian SIM cards used for espionage activities by ISI-backed entities. They procured and sent eight SIM cards to Pakistan via Dubai for payment. Sahil was also tasked with

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SIMs, WhatsApp, Dubai route: How Delhi couple aided Pakistan-linked espionage

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Delhi Police arrested a city couple for their alleged involvement in anti-national acts. The couple supplied Indian SIM cards used for espionage activities by ISI-backed entities. They procured and sent eight SIM cards to Pakistan via Dubai for payment. Sahil was also tasked with recruiting individuals for reconnaissance and gathering military information. Forensic evidence from seized phones linked them directly to foreign handlers.

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Source: Times of India · TNN. Published 29 Aug 2026, 03:28 am.

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