NIA's Major Operation: Raids in 8 States Over Pakistan Spy Network

The NIA has launched a full-scale operation across eight states against a Pakistan-backed espionage network, seizing sensitive documents and technology.
Major NIA Raid across 8 States in Spy Case (Representative Image)

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Following the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu & Kashmir, a swift crackdown on individuals suspected of spying for Pakistan has intensified.

On Saturday, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) executed raids at 15 locations across eight states, targeting suspects linked to Pakistani intelligence operatives (PIOs).

What was found during the investigation?

The NIA discovered sensitive materials and seized several electronic gadgets and financial documents during the investigation.

Documents were uncovered confirming payments were made in exchange for confidential information.

According to the NIA, those raided were facilitating financial support to Pakistani agents.

Where did the raids take place?
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What is the full story?

The NIA registered case RC-12/2025/NIA/DLI on May 20, 2025. An arrested suspect had been in continuous contact with Pakistani agents since 2023, sharing secret information vital to national security.

Under which sections is the investigation being conducted?
Investigation Agencies in Action Mode Against Pakistani Spies

National agencies are intensifying their crackdown on networks that provide secret intel to Pakistan in return for money. A robust nationwide operation against the espionage network is underway.

Recently, allegations have surfaced from multiple states across the country about individuals allegedly spying for Pakistan and sharing confidential information.

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