India busts ISI-backed espionage module

Ghaziabad Police in India have busted an espionage module backed by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). The module had surveyed sensitive locations such as naval facilities and airport zones in Mumbai and Pune, and managed to install solar-powered CCTV cameras at railway stations and other crowded areas. Investigators revealed the targets included Army cantonment areas, railway stations, and the movement of security personnel, with a focus on the Indian Railways. The prime accused, Suhail Malik, was paid Rs 8,000 per camera installation and transmitted information about these locations, indicating a new ISI playbook to gather live feeds from sensitive and crowded spots.