The racket, which was associated with the Inter secrets Intelligence (ISI), used foreign women to on-trap Indian officials.

Reference to The Daily Jagran. network of honey-trap a honey-trap network based in Delhi has been dismantled by a special police unit with reported assistance of the ISI, that had been targeting the officials of top security agencies and other influential organisations. The network recruited foreign women agents whereby one was a young Pakistani girl so as to lure its targets. According to Jagran.com, the group was arrested in Dhing district of Rajasthan.

Two men who are considered as spy brothers were arrested.

In the process, Mohammad Kasim and his brother Mohammad Hasin, purported to be spies of the Pakistani intelligence agency, ISI were arrested by the police. Investigators found out that six girls were actively engaged in the honey-trap activities. The investigation also found out that the group also had to pay 9 lakh rupees to a doctor who they seduced online.

More than a dozen prominent people got brought into the limelight.

Within the last five years, the gang has been involved in attacking over a dozen high-profile individuals in different parts of Delhi. There are intense efforts in central intelligence units as there are suspicions of involvement of terrorist and separatist group Hizb ut -Tahrir. Thus far law enforcement agencies have indicated over twenty-five such instances of law breakers within Delhi among which ten cases involved Pakistani and Bangladesh nationals.

Accounts of victim capture.

Most of the victims were contacted by using the social media and dating applications. When the network came into contact with these women, it used threats, blackmail and forceful methods to obtain cash or confidential information. This is an example of how easily online communication can be misused when people are not aware of any dangerous things in the background.

Other events given in the past show a trend.

Similar honeytrap racket The police caught three Bangladeshi women in January as a part of such racket in a spa in Anand Vihar. They used dating apps to date victims and hide cameras to capture intimate footage, hence personal information.

The current year has high numbers of arrests.

In the first part of this year (January to May), the police detained about three hundred and twenty people who were accused of honey-trap cases. Out of them, fifty-six were foreigners of which twenty-five were Uzbekistan natives, ten were Kazakhstan natives, five were Turkmenistan natives, fifteen Bangladesh natives, fifteen Pakistan natives, and fifteen African natives. The other two hundred and fifty were Indians nationals and this highlights how rife such rackets were.

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