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The trooper was posted in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer region
He had purportedly been conversing with an ISI agent via web-based networking media
The Army is presently following various internet based life accounts
A warrior(Soldier) purportedly discovered passing data to agents of Pakistan spy organization ISI in the wake of being nectar caught via web-based networking media, has been captured, the Army affirmed today. He was created in court and will be questioned by insight authorities. Sources, anyway stated, the data is probably not going to be touchy since he is too junior to even think about having access to it.
The officer, recognized as Sombir, was posted in the Armored Corps in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer area.
He was visiting consistently on Facebook with an ISI agent who utilized the profile 'Anika Chopra' and trading data about his unit and its development.
The Army is presently following different Facebook records to check whether the Pakistan agents are in contact some other jawan or officers.
"The jawan has been captured in Jaisalmer by the Rajasthan Police and the Army is giving all conceivable help to the non military personnel experts in this examination," news office ANI cited barrier official Colonel Sambit Ghosh as saying.
Last February, a senior officer of the Indian Air Force was blamed for passing ordered data to a lady he had allegedly become friends with on Facebook. The lady was suspected to be a government operative who seemed to have nectar caught the Delhi-based Group Captain-rank officer. The issue turned out amid routine counter-insight observation.
There are exceptionally strict rules on the utilization of web based life in the military that limits fighters from sharing their personality, rank, posting and other expert subtleties. They are likewise not permitted to post photos that demonstrate them wearing uniform.
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