Archive · 26 Jan 2026
Man held in Jaisalmer for suspected ISI spying
A man named Jhabararam Meghwal was caught by the police in Jaisalmer, a place near the border.
He was running a small government service center called e-Mitra.
The police think he might have been talking to someone from Pakistan and sharing important information with them.
They took him away to ask him questions and also took his phone and computer to check.
They are trying to find out if he did this for money or if someone forced him.
The police haven't said anything officially yet.
A man named Jhabararam Meghwal was arrested in Jaisalmer on suspicion of spying for Pakistan's ISI.
He was running an e-Mitra centre in the border area and was allegedly in contact with a Pakistani woman handler.
The arrest was carried out by a special team of CID-Intelligence on the night of January 25.
His mobile phone and computer systems have been seized for forensic examination.
Investigators are trying to determine if he shared sensitive information in exchange for money or under coercion.
- Who
- Jhabararam Meghwal, a resident of Nehdan village in Jaisalmer
- What
- Suspected of spying for Pakistan's ISI and operating an e-Mitra centre
- When
- Arrested on the night of January 25
- Where
- Jaisalmer, Rajasthan
- Why
- Suspected of sharing strategic information with a Pakistani handler
- Suspect's Name
- Jhabararam Meghwal
- Location
- Nehdan village, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan
- Occupation
- Running an e-Mitra centre
- Date of Arrest
- January 25
- Agency Involved
- CID-Intelligence
- Suspected Contact
- Pakistani woman handler
- Duration of Operation
- 4 years
