Detective for ISI, youth arrested for supplying vegetables to army base

New Delhi: Police on Tuesday arrested a 34-year-old man who was supplying vegetables to the Pokhran Army base camp. The Delhi Police Criminal Division arrested Habib Khan from Pokhran in Rajasthan on charges of spying for the Pakistani intelligence agency ISI. He is accused of passing classified information to the ISI. At the same time, the Delhi Police has claimed that a big network blackmail has come to light.

Delhi Police has registered a case under the Secret Act. It has come to light that Habibur Rahman has already visited Pakistan.

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According to sources, highly confidential army documents and a map of the army base were also seized from Habib. Remarkably, it has come to light that Habib received these documents from the army officials. The documents were handed over to Habib by a soldier stationed in Agra. Habib was given the task by the ISI to hand over the documents to a man named Kamal.

Habib Khan’s investigation is still ongoing. A few more suspects were arrested after his interrogation.

Habib Khan is a resident of Bikaner and is also involved in some social work. He has also been working as a contractor for the last several years. He was also awarded a contract to supply vegetables to Indira Kitchen, an army base in Pokhran.

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