Jammu, October 27, 2026 (Yes Punjab News)
Jammu Police have arrested two persons in R.S. Pura for allegedly sharing sensitive security-related information with foreign intelligence operatives and handlers linked to terrorist organisations, including Pakistan-based entities.
According to a police statement, the arrests were made following specific and credible information about the alleged transmission of sensitive data with potential implications for national security.
The accused have been identified as Arun Kumar, son of Bihari Lal, a resident of Mathwar in Akhnoor, and Gorav Sharma, son of Jyoti Prakash, a resident of Mokhey in R.S. Pura.
A case has been registered at R.S. Pura Police Station under FIR No. 189/2026. The charges include Sections 3 and 5 of the Official Secrets Act, 1923, and Sections 152 and 61(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
Preliminary investigations indicate that the accused allegedly shared photographs and electronic data relevant to state security through encrypted communication channels with foreign intelligence operatives and handlers linked to terrorist organisations, including entities based in Pakistan.
Police said further investigation is underway to determine the full extent of the alleged activities, assess their potential security implications and identify other individuals who may have been involved in the network.
Jammu and Kashmir Police have reiterated their commitment to protecting national security and taking legal action against activities that threaten the country’s security and integrity.
Separately, police have intensified action against the circulation of sensitive security information, unverified rumours and provocative content on social media. Cyber Police Kashmir has warned that uploading or sharing photographs, videos or details of security deployments and ongoing operations could violate the law and invite strict prosecution.
District police units, including in Budgam, have also initiated preventive action under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) against individuals allegedly circulating communal or sectarian hate speech and unverified videos that could disturb public order. Administrators of groups have been cautioned against forwarding unverified material.
Police have further warned against sharing the names, photographs or other identifying details of minor victims in criminal cases or tragic incidents, citing legal restrictions and the potential risks to the victims’ privacy and public order.
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