Pakistan's ISI trying to honey-trap, lure future Indian Army, Navy IAF officers to work as agents

The Pakistan ISI unit in Dhaka has been tasked with trying to get future Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force officers to work as agents for the spy agency.

Jitendra Bahadur Singh  | Edited by Ganesh Kumar Radha Udayakumar
New Delhi, December 17, 2017 | UPDATED 09:37 IST
ISI, Pakistans intelligence agency, is trying to get potential Indian Armed Forces officers to work for them. (Image for representation)ISI, Pakistan's intelligence agency, is trying to get potential Indian Armed Forces officers to work for them. (Image for representation)

Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) is trying to use to lure soft targets among future Indian Defence Force personnel currently pursuing National Defence Courses (NDC) in Dhaka.

ISI, Pakistan's intelligence agency, is trying to get these potential officers to work for them once they finish their courses.

The method: Honey traps or money.

The Pakistan ISI unit in the Bangladesh capital has been given this task. The man in charge?: Col. Akhtar Hamid, the military attache of the Pakistan High Commission in Dhaka.

Almost 40 potential Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force officers are taking various courses at the National Defence College in Dhaka, in an exchange programme.