Total 50 Pakistani spies are arrested in India including Bodh Raj, since 2013




OCT 20, 2016: Pakistani spy Bodh Raj arrested in Samba sector(J&K), 2 Pak SIM cards and map showing deployment of forces seized. 
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OCT 13, 2016: The Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) arrested two persons allegedly working as spies for Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI. Both of them were arrested from Kutch district, which shares border with Pakistan.
AUG 18, 2016: An alleged Pakistani spy was arrested by the Rajasthan police from Jaisalmer and items containing information on India's defence institutions seized from him. Nandlal, hailing from Sangad district in Pakistan, was arrested from a hotel in Jaisalmer.
FEB 2, 2016: An Indian national by the name of Irshad was arrested in Pathankot by the Punjab Police based on a tip-off provided by India's intelligence agencies. Irshad was an ISI agent who had managed to find an undercover job inside Pathankot Cantonment.
FEB 1, 2016:  An ISI (Inter Service Intelligence) agent was arrested from Bhopal region. The operation was a joint effort of NIA officials and Bhopal Crime branch.
FEB 1, 2016: Four postal department officials based out of Pokhran and Balotra in Jaisalmer were arrested for allegedly spying for ISI. They are said to be passing on Army-related letters and other documents to a Pakistani agent.
DEC 28, 2015: An airman in the Indian Air Force, who allegedly shared secret documents with intelligence operatives backed by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), was arrested from Punjab by the crime branch of Delhi Police. The accused has been identified as Ranjith KK. He had joined the service in 2010 and was posted at Bhatinda Air Force Station.
DEC 27, 2015: An ex-Army man, identified as Gordhan Singh Rathore, a patwari in Khetolai, was arrested from a village closest to the Pokhran nuclear test site. A map detailing Pokhran field firing range had been recovered from his house.
DEC 8, 2015: Two suspected ISI spies were arrested by the CID in Rola village of Jodhpur, Rajasthan. They reportedly sent information related to military exercises in India to Pakistan.
DEC 6, 2015: An Indian Army rifleman was apprehended from West Bengal's Siliguri by Delhi Police crime branch team in a case of espionage linked to Pakistan's ISI. This is the fifth arrest made in the case between November 26 and December 6 from Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir and Siliguri. The rifleman was identified as Farid Khan.
DEC 5, 2015: The Delhi Police arrested another person from Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir in connection with the alleged spying racket working on behalf of ISI.
DEC 4, 2015: Retired Army havildar Munawwar Ahmad Mir was arrested.
DEC 2, 2015: STF of the Kolkata Police arrested another person on suspicion of carrying on espionage at the behest of Pakistan's ISI. According to the police, the accused Sheikh Badal is a resident of Karaya police station area in the city and was arrested near the Regional Passport Office at Brabourne Road in Kolkata.
NOV 29, 2015: Kafaitullah Khan alias Master Raja, a resident of Rajouri district in Jammu and Kashmir, was arrested. He worked as a library assistant in a senior secondary school in Rajouri district.
NOV 29, 2015: Abdul Rasheed, Border Security Force (BSF) head constable, posted in the intelligence wing of the force in Rajouri district in Jammu and Kashmir was arrested.
NOV 29, 2015: Contract labourer 51-year-old Irshad Ansari, his son Asfaq Ansari and another relative, Mohammed Jahangir were arrested in Kolkata. According to police sources, both Irshad and Jahangir have relatives in Karachi and they were hired by the ISI during their visit to the neighbouring country. They have been working as ISI agents for more than 10 years and had been trained by the ISI.
NOV 27, 2015: Mohd Aijaz alias Mohd Kalam was arrested on Nov 27 from a spot near Meerut cantonment railway station by a team of STF after carefully scrutinising inputs.Trained in communication codes and military formation signs, Kalam was tasked by the ISI to target military and Air Force installations in Bareilly. Kalam entered had India by road through Dhaka. In the process, he was helped by Pakistan High Commission in Bangladesh.
List goes on.

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