J&K Police Book Army Officer’s Wife for Sharing Sensitive Information with Foreign Intelligence Operatives
Police say the preliminary inquiry has not established that sensitive information was shared, and the accused has not been arrested.
- On Sunday, Jammu and Kashmir Police booked the wife of an Army officer for allegedly "collecting and sharing" sensitive information with foreign intelligence operatives linked to China, official sources said.
- Gandhi Nagar Police Station registered the case Friday under the Official Secrets Act and relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita , authorities said.
- A Deputy Superintendent of Police questioned the accused, who hails from Telangana and currently resides in Jammu, following the FIR registration.
- Authorities have not arrested the accused, and the preliminary inquiry has "not established" that any "sensitive information" was shared by her, sources said.
- Police are examining whether any information or material was "communicated" to foreign intelligence operatives while investigators review circumstances surrounding the FIR and possible foreign entity links.
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J&K Police book Army officer’s wife for sharing sensitive information with foreign intelligence operatives
Jammu and Kashmir Police file Official Secrets Act case against an Army officer’s wife for alleged collection and possible sharing of sensitive information with foreign operatives.
J-K: Army officer’s wife booked for 'sharing' sensitive info with foreign intelligence operatives
Jammu, Oct 18 (PTI) Jammu and Kashmir Police have booked the wife of an Army officer for allegedly “collecting and sharing” sensitive information with foreign intelligence operatives, including individuals linked to China, official sources said on Sunday. According to the sources, she was pursuing certain research-related activities, which are being examined. The police are also […]
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