Archive · 31 Jan 2026
Man arrested for spying for Pakistan's ISI
A 28-year-old man named Jhabararam was arrested in Jaipur, India, on Friday, January 31.
He is accused of spying for Pakistan’s intelligence agency, the ISI, and sharing secret information about the Indian Army.
The police found out about his activities after noticing strange communication patterns.
They discovered that Jhabararam was tricked and paid money to share this secret information.
He even gave the secret code of his phone to Pakistani spies, who used it to send messages.
On Saturday, February 1, he appeared in court, and the judge decided that the police could keep him in custody for four more days to investigate him further.
This case is about someone giving secret information to another country, which is a serious crime.
A 28-year-old man named Jhabararam was arrested in Jaipur on Friday, January 31, for allegedly spying for Pakistan’s ISI.
He was produced before a Jaipur court on Saturday, February 1, where he was remanded to police custody for four days.
The police custody remand will last until February 4, giving them time to investigate the case further.
The suspect is accused of engaging in spying activities for the ISI, including sharing sensitive information about Indian Army deployments and installations.
The investigation revealed that the accused was recruited through financial inducements and a honeytrap operation, and used WhatsApp to communicate with Pakistani handlers.
- Who
- Jhabararam, a 28-year-old man from Nedan village, Jaisalmer
- What
- Accused of spying for Pakistan’s ISI and leaking sensitive military information
- When
- Arrested on Friday, January 31; remanded on Saturday, February 1
- Where
- Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
- Why
- Alleged spying activities for the ISI, including sharing sensitive military information
- Suspect's Name
- Jhabararam
- Suspect's Age
- 28
- Arrest Date
- Friday, January 31
- Court Appearance Date
- Saturday, February 1
- Remand Duration
- 4 days
- Remand End Date
- February 4
- Location
- Jaipur, Rajasthan
- Recruitment Method
- Financial inducements and honeytrap operation
- Information Leaked
- Indian Army deployments, positions, and installations
- Communication Method
- WhatsApp using a SIM card's OTP
