Delhi Police have dismantled an espionage module linked to Pakistan, arresting 11 individuals who were monitoring the movements of security forces in Punjab and Rajasthan using solar-powered CCTV cameras. The investigation began in March when six suspects were arrested for placing cameras at railway stations. The police discovered that these individuals were receiving payments between ₹10,000-₹15,000 for installing the devices. The operation led to the recovery of nine cameras and firearms, with evidence indicating that the footage was transmitted to handlers in Pakistan. The arrested group included members who had connections to Babbar Khalsa International and were involved in planning terrorist acts against security establishments. The police continue to analyze the seized equipment and trace additional suspects involved in this espionage network.