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The military intelligence agencies have detained two more individuals for alleged ISI links after arrest of BrahMos engineer Nishant Agarwal who was arrested for leaking crucial security details to Pakistani agents. Nishant Agarwal was declared Pakistani mole in the BrahMos.
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