Jammu man arrested for sharing info about security installations with Pakistani girl

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Updated At : 05:39 PM Jan 07, 2020 IST

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Jammu, January 7

A man, who was allegedly honeytrapped by a Pakistani girl through Facebook, had been arrested for spying, police said on Tuesday.

Rakesh Kumar, a resident of Arnia border town, was held for sharing information about security installations here with the girl, they said.

A case had been registered and police and other agencies were investigating the matter, they said. He would be sent to the Joint Interrogation Centre for further questioning, they added. PTI

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