Panipat man held for spying ‘used network to get passports made’

Preliminary interrogation by the police and intelligence agencies revealed that he was in touch with a few suspects in Pakistan and had been sharing pictures and videos of vital installations with his handlers, across the border, they said.

By: Express News Service
Chandigarh | Updated: May 16, 2025 05:23 AM IST

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Police suspect Nauman was also helping people get their passports made using his network.

Nauman Ilahi, 24, who was arrested on the charge of spying for Pakistan in Haryana’s Panipat, got in touch with some people allegedly involved in terror-related activities when he was getting his passport made to travel to Pakistan, police sources said Thursday. Police suspect Nauman was also helping people get their passports made using his network.

Preliminary interrogation by the police and intelligence agencies revealed that he was in touch with a few suspects in Pakistan and had been sharing pictures and videos of vital installations with his handlers, across the border, they said.