Indian agencies have uncovered a major spy ring linked to Pakistan’s ISI and arrested two individuals who were planning a terror attack in Delhi in coordination with Pakistani officials at the High Commission in New Delhi.read moreIndian intelligence agencies have busted a major spy ring after a secret three-month operation and arrested two individuals who were in coordination with Pakistani officials at the High Commission in New Delhi. The operation also exposed ISI’s plans to carry out a terror attack in Delhi, The Times of India reported.The arrested individuals were reportedly well-trained. One of them, identified as Ansarul Miya Ansari, is an alleged Pakistani spy who had been collecting sensitive information about the Indian armed forces, sources said.STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS ADThe operation began in January with a vague tip that the ISI had dispatched a spy to Delhi via Nepal to gather sensitive documents, photographs, and Google coordinates. As investigators dug deeper, they uncovered a plot to launch a terror attack in Delhi using classified military information.More from India
Another Pakistani official declared persona non grata, ordered to leave India within 24 hours
India cracks down on Pakistan-linked ‘spy ring’, at least 12 arrestedThe investigation has also raised concerns about staff members at the Pakistani High Commission in Delhi. ISI officers posing as High Commission officials—Muzammil and Ehsan-ur-Rahim, also known as Danish—are believed to be involved in the plot. These ISI operatives were reportedly in contact with Indian YouTubers and other arrested spies as part of a wider crackdown under Operation Sindoor, which followed the ceasefire agreement.Pak officials expelled by IndiaDanish, who was working at the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi, has already been declared persona non grata for spying on behalf of the ISI. He allegedly acquired sensitive information from Haryana-based YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra.Just a day earlier, on Wednesday (May 21), India expelled another Pakistani official for engaging in activities inconsistent with his diplomatic status.“The Government of India has declared a Pakistani official, working at the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi, persona non grata for indulging in activities not in keeping with his official status in India. The official has been asked to leave India within 24 hours,” the Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement.Connecting the dots…The arrests and the expulsion of Pakistani officials appear closely linked and dots can be connected on them, pointing to a wider ISI-backed covert operation involving local contacts and terror outfits to plan attacks in India.End of Article

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Spy ring busted in Delhi; two arrested in ISI-linked terror plot: Report