ISI shifts focus to Indian Railways to spread panic

Some people who work for a spy agency in Pakistan, called the ISI, are trying to hurt India's trains.

Trains are very important because they are the lifeline of India and carry many people every day.

Indian security officers have noticed these people watching railway stations very closely.

The spies have been taking pictures of stations and checking how safe they are.

Sometimes they are not planning a real attack — they just want to make scary fake phone calls.

If people at a busy station think there is danger, they might push and run, and people could get hurt.

The spies have also been paying regular people small amounts of money to help them.

India's police and security agencies are now very alert and are protecting railway stations in Delhi and other cities.

Security is especially tight because Independence Day is coming soon.

They want to make sure everyone stays safe.