The Irony of the Situation is, The Centre is Focused on Sealing Indo-Pak Borders for Homeland Security, but it is the Native Snoopers that Foil their Plans.
Indian ‘jawans’ risk their lives at Indo-Pak border for the safety of fellow citizens. But, traitors like Raj, negate their patriotic valour by resorting to cheap antics like passing on defence secrets to Pakistani terror pads. The saddest news of the day comes from Sambha district, J&K. A native named Bodh Raj was arrested a couple of hours ago for leaking information on border security and military deployment to Pakistan-based groups.
Military intelligence units alerted the local police regarding involvement of natives in leaking sensitive information pertaining to the Indian defence unit. The cops immediately sprang to action and investigated the matter. In a special search operation led by SSP Joginder Singh in Ramgarh sector of Sambha, the officerss came across a local native named Bodh Raj from Changiia village. Raj was allegedly involved with terrorists across the border. A detailed map showing details of military operations as well as 2 Pakistani SIM cards were recovered from his possessions.
Spy Held in Jammu and Kashmir Has Suspicious Map and Memory Card
The officers found him roaming in suspicious regions of Jerda village, which is located near International border. As soon as he spotted the police party, he made an attempt to escape. The officers chased him for a moment, but he was finally arrested today. Other than the SIM cards and map, the police found 2 India-made cell phones, Rs. 1,711 and a memory card, which is currently being investigated for information, as reported by SSP Singh.
The police has detained the accused under Section 13, for conducting unlawful activities in state. They’ve observed distinct markings on the map collected from Raj. These marks are closely related to security checkpoints of Indian army and different security agencies are jointly investigating this matter at national level.
This incident puts question on the integrity and patriotism of Indians. On one hand, the armed forces risk their own lives to ensure the safety of fellow brothers, they’re gifted with treachery and disrespect in return. While half of the Indian population (including some supposedly ‘concerned’ politicians) is busy in investigating the ‘truth behind surgical attacks’ the other half supports Pakistani artists and passes on sensitive information to them.
It’ll become difficult for the Centre to control terrorism within country, if instances like these crop up every once in a while. Unity is the current need of the hour.
