Jaipur: The Rajasthan Police Monday arrested a 42-year-old man from Delhi for allegedly spying for Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI, officials said.
Mohammed Parvez was already arrested by the NIA for anti-national activities and was in judicial custody since 2017. He was brought here on Monday for interrogation, following which the state police arrested him, Additional Director General (Intelligence) Umesh Mishra said.
Parvez allegedly honey-trapped Indian Army soldiers through fake identity to collect confidential and strategic information and passed those to the ISI, which gave him financial support, the officer said.
During questioning Pervez revealed that he was in contact with ISI handlers and had travelled to Pakistan 17 times in the last 18 years, he said.
ISI gave all necessary support for passing confidential information, Mishra added.
Pervez used to get photo and identity card copy of people after assuring them quick visa formalities at the Pakistan High Commission in Delhi. However, he used the photo and copies to get mobile SIM cards and would share information with his handlers in Pakistan, the officer said.
Parvez was presented before a Jaipur court, which sent him to a four-day police custody, Mishra said.
