Punjab Man Arrested for Spying on Indian Army Using CCTV
Punjab man installed CCTV to spy on Indian Army, sent footage to Pakistan

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Baljit Singh, a resident of Chakk Dhariwal village in Pathankot, Punjab, has been arrested for allegedly spying for Pakistan by installing a CCTV camera to monitor Indian Army troop movements. He reportedly transmitted live feeds to handlers in Pakistan and received ₹40,000 for his actions.
- 01Baljit Singh confessed to installing the CCTV camera in January 2023.
- 02He was allegedly receiving instructions from a handler based in Dubai.
- 03The Punjab police recovered the CCTV camera during the investigation.
- 04This incident follows the busting of two other espionage modules in Punjab last month.
- 05The modules used advanced solar-powered CCTV technology to transmit sensitive military information.
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Baljit Singh, a resident of Chakk Dhariwal village in Pathankot, Punjab, has been arrested for allegedly spying for Pakistan by installing a CCTV camera to monitor troop movements along the National Highway-44. According to Punjab police, Singh confessed to setting up the internet-based camera in January 2023 and was transmitting live footage to handlers in Pakistan. He reportedly received ₹40,000 for his actions and was also receiving instructions from an unknown individual in Dubai. The police recovered the CCTV camera from his possession during the investigation. This incident is part of a larger trend, as Punjab police recently dismantled two other espionage modules that utilized advanced, solar-powered CCTV technology to send sensitive military information to Pakistan. These modules were strategically placed to monitor military sites and employed high-tech equipment that operates on 4G connectivity, allowing them to bypass traditional wiring. Punjab Director General of Police Gaurav Yadav highlighted the increasing use of such technology for espionage activities in the region.
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This incident raises concerns about national security and the potential for increased espionage activities in Punjab, affecting the safety of military operations.
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