37 minors in the clutches of ISI: Know how Pakistan is brainwashing our youth? , Pakistan Isi Teen Spy Network Minors Brainwash India Security Threat

Pakistan Teen Spy Network: A very shocking and frightening revelation has come to light regarding India’s internal security. Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI is now directly using minor children for spying. According to security agencies, at least 37 teenagers aged 14 to 17 years have fallen into the trap of this teen spy network. The question is whether mobile phones have now become the biggest threat to children?

Why is ISI making only minors as spies?

Security agencies believe that teenagers are easily affected mentally. They can be easily misled through social media, gaming apps and chat platforms. Taking advantage of this weakness, ISI gradually traps children and extracts sensitive information from them.

What secret has been revealed by the arrest of 15 year old boy in Samba?

This week, the arrest of a 15-year-old boy in Samba district of Jammu and Kashmir exposed the entire teen spy network. Investigation revealed that he was in touch with Pakistan-based handlers and was sending pictures of Indian Army bases. This revelation became an alarm bell for the security agencies.

How did mobile phones become a weapon of espionage?

Police investigation revealed that the minor’s phone had been cloned after clicking on a malicious link. After this, ISI handlers were keeping a real-time eye on his every activity. The photos, videos and locations present in the phone were easily being sent to Pakistan.

Do children even know that they are working against the country?

In most cases, children do not even realize that they are spying. Initially they are lured with online friendship, small tasks and money or gifts. Gradually, sensitive information is asked from them.

Which states are vulnerable to teen spy networks?

According to security agencies, 25 minors from Jammu and Kashmir and 12 from Punjab and Haryana are under the surveillance of this network. This shows that this conspiracy is not limited to the border areas.

New danger after White Collar Terror: How should parents recognize the danger signs?

Police have advised parents to remain alert. If the child suddenly starts using mobile more, stops going to school or uses unknown apps or links, then there is a need to be immediately alert. This teen spy network has emerged after the white-collar terror model, in which doctors and professionals were used for terror. Now making children pawns has become a new and serious challenge for India’s security. This teen spy network of Pakistan shows how dangerous and cunning the method of espionage has become.