Army man, vendor arrested for supplying classified papers to Pak.
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Vendor involved in case also arrested: police
An Army man and a vegetable vendor have been arrested under the Official Secrets Act for allegedly providing classified documents to the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) of Pakistan, the police said on Thursday. The Army headquarters confirmed that the documents in question were classified in nature. Accused Habir-ur-Rahman (41) used to supply vegetables at the Pokhran Army base camp. He was held for getting sensitive documents from the Army man for money and providing them to the ISI. The police held Rahman on Tuesday from Pokhran in Rajasthan. The Delhi Police Crime Branch received information that some sensitive documents related to defence establishment were being sent to the neighbouring country via spy network. “We got inputs about the involvement of Rahman in the racket. Our team then conducted a raid and nabbed him after due verification,” said Special Commissioner of Police (Crime) Praveer Ranjan.
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