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BSF jawan arrested for allegedly sharing sensitive border information with Pakistan's ISI agent

According to police, Two mobile-phones and seven SIM cards were seized from the BSF jawan, Sheikh Riazuddin.

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|Nov 04, 2018, 15:50:42 IST
Ferozepur: A Bordrer Security Force (BSF) jawan was arrested for allegedly sharing secret information such as photographs of border fencing and roads with a Pakistani agent, police said Sunday."The accused, Sheikh Riazuddin, was under the scanner of the BSF intelligence wing for his suspicious activities for the last few months," they said.[caption id="attachment_4484333" align="alignleft" width="380"]Representational image. PTI

Representational image. PTI[/caption]He is a resident of Renpura village in Maharashtra's Latur district and was posted with the BSF's 29th Battalion in the Ferozepur Sector in Punjab."Two mobile-phones and seven SIM cards were seized from him," police said."Riazuddin allegedly shared photographs of fencing and border roads, contact numbers of senior BSF officials and some other secret information with Mirja Faisal, an agent of Pakistani spy agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)," they said."The accused shared the information from his mobile-phone," police said."A case under relevant sections of the Official Secrets Act and National Security Act was registered against him at the Mamdot police station following a complaint by the deputy commandant of the 29th Battalion," they said.Ranjit Singh, the investigation officer, on Sunday said the jawan will be produced in a court for police remand.

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First Published:Nov 04, 2018, 15:50:42 IST
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