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Two held in Raxaul for allegedly helping Pakistani operatives activate Indian WhatsApp accounts
By Aditya Vaibhav2 min read at Hindustan Times
In brief
According to SDPO Manish Anand, two youths were arrested in Raxaul for allegedly helping Pakistani intelligence operatives activate Indian WhatsApp accounts.
The suspects, Aditya Pandey and Raja Kumar, were accused of forwarding OTPs to Pakistani handlers in exchange for money, enabling espionage operations hosted on the accounts.
The joint Bihar and Andhra Pradesh Police raid followed an investigation that originated from an Andhra Pradesh case.
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In a major , a joint team of the Bihar Police and Andhra Pradesh Police busted a cross-border cyber espionage network operating out of the Indo-Nepal border town of Raxaul.
Two youths have been arrested for allegedly helping (PIOs) activate Indian WhatsApp accounts in exchange for financial benefits, said SDPO Manish Anand, who led the raiding team.
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