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News India Live, Digital Desk: Pakistan spy network exposed: The network that spies for Pakistan has once again been exposed in Punjab. Two youths have been arrested from Gurdaspur who were working for the Pakistani intelligence agency. Punjab DGP Gaurav Yadav has given information about this big action. The arrested accused have been identified as Sukhpreet Singh and Karanbir Singh. Investigation revealed that both the accused were sending sensitive information related to ‘Operation Sindoor’ and the activities of the Indian Army.
Today’s day intestine for IndiaIt is going to be very important on both the fronts and external fronts. On one hand, Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan will hold important talks with farmer organizations on the Indus Water Treaty in Pusa campus of Delhi. On the other hand, screws are being tightened on Pakistan -related espionage networks. Along with this, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar is going on a trip to three important countries of Europe, which aims to give a new direction to strategic relations.
Jyoti Malhotra’s electronic equipment arrested for espionage for Pakistan can now become important evidence for security agencies. According to sources, the investigation of these devices may open layers of the war of ideas being waged by Pakistan and its intelligence agency ISI in India. Many Indian social media influencers have also come on the radar of investigative agencies in this regard.
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has taunted Pakistan. In a post on social media X, he said, ‘There is more bad news from Afghanistan for Pakistani terrorists who are on the verge of death due to lack of water, the government there will cut the water supply by building dams on Kabul and Kunar rivers. ‘It is called torture and killing.’
On the other hand, farmers of states to benefit from Indus River water are participating in a dialogue program organized in Pusa campus of Delhi. It is believed that through this discussion, India can take steps towards ensuring the maximum use of water rights given under the Indus Water Treaty. Agriculture Minister Chauhan will talk to farmers on their experiences, problems and solutions, which can give a new direction to policy making.
