Spy contacted 7 soldiers

Patna, Sept. 23: In a startling revelation, the arrested ISI agent spying on Indian military establishments allegedly revealed that he was in touch with with six to seven Army personnel in India and collecting secret details.
“The ISI agent, Sudhanshu Sudhakar, has revealed maintaining contacts with six to seven Indian Army personnel from whom he used to collect military secrets,” the senior superintendent of police, Mr Vinit Vinayak, said here. The SSP said he extracted the details during Sudhanshu’s interrogation.
“These details will be handed to the military intelligence for follow up action,” Mr Vinayak said.
He, however, refused to divulge the names of the Armymen, saying it would hamper investigations.
Sudhakar, a dismissed soldier suspected to be spying for Pakistan’s ISI, was caught from Kankarbagh area here on Monday night with secret documents about deployment of forces in J&K and Secunderabad besides information about missiles, which he was planning to hand over to a contact in Kathmandu.