
Haryana Police and Central Investigation Agencies have arrested Tarif son of Hanif, from the village Kangarka of Tawadu subdivision in a major action against the Pakistani espionage network in Nuh district. This arrest was made two days after the arrest of Arman from Rajaka village on charges of espionage.
Tarif's chat made a big revelation.
Tarif is accused of providing confidential information related to Indian military activities through WhatsApp to two employees posted in the Pakistan High Commission in Delhi. In this case, Nuh Police has registered a case against the accused Mohammad Tarif, resident Kangarka police station, Sadar Tawadu, Pakistan High Commission, posted Pakistani citizen Asif Baloch and Jafar under sections of the Indian Penal Code, Official Secrets Act, 1923, and treason.
According to Haryana Police sources, secret information was received that a Tarif resident has been sending sensitive information related to the Indian Army and defense preparations to the enemy country, Pakistan, for a long time. Who used to ask people to get a visa to go to Pakistan? Suspicious chatting can be found by taking him into custody and questioning him and seizing his mobile, and investigating it.
Detained near Bavla Radha Swami Satsang
Based on this information, Chandigarh Special Police Force and Central Investigation Agency, in a joint operation of Tawadu CIA and Sadar Police Station, took him into custody late Sunday evening from near village Bavla Radha Swami Satsang. Before being taken into custody, on seeing the police team in front of him, Tarif also tried to delete some chats in his mobile.
Investigation revealed that some data from Pakistani WhatsApp numbers on his mobile was also found deleted. Investigation of his mobile phone found chats, photos, videos, and pictures of military activities from Pakistani numbers, which he had sent to a number in Pakistan. He was in constant contact with Pakistani numbers through two different SIM cards. On interrogation, it was revealed that the Pakistan High Commission used to send military activities and intelligence information of India to Asif Baloch, an employee based in Delhi.
Tarif gave secret information to Asif Baloch.
In return, Asif Baloch used to give him money from time to time. After Asif Baloch was transferred from the Delhi Embassy, he met another employee, Jafar, in Delhi. Just as Tarif was giving secret information about military activities to Asif Baloch, he also gave secret information about military activities to Jafar. In this way, Tarif has created a threat to the integrity, unity, and security of the country by sharing the country's secret information with the employees of the Pakistan High Commission. In this regard, a case has been registered against the above three accused in Tawadu Sadar police station.
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