New Delhi, November 13, 2026: An Indian Air Force (IAF) Wing Commander allegedly shared classified military information, including secret war plans, drone capabilities and fighter aircraft deployment details, with a suspected Pakistani intelligence operative, according to a Delhi Police chargesheet.
The officer was arrested on May 30, 2026, under the Official Secrets Act. The detailed allegations were reported on Friday, November 13.
Classified Military Information Allegedly Leaked
According to the police chargesheet filed before a Delhi court, the officer allegedly shared sensitive information related to military operations and national defence.
The information reportedly included classified war-plan documents, details of a secret drone unit, deployment locations of fighter aircraft and coordinates of sensitive military installations.
Police claimed that the disclosures could have exposed critical military assets and operational vulnerabilities.
Pakistani Operative Allegedly Used Honey-Trap Tactics
Investigators alleged that the Wing Commander communicated with a suspected Pakistani intelligence operative through WhatsApp between January 12 and April 1, 2026.
According to the chargesheet, the operative allegedly used explicit photographs to persuade the officer to share confidential military documents.
Police claimed that the officer uploaded a page from a classified war plan during these communications.
Spyware Allegedly Installed on Subordinates’ Devices
The investigation also revealed allegations involving malicious software.
Police claimed that the suspected operative sent malware applications to the officer to access sensitive information.
The officer allegedly installed spyware on devices belonging to five subordinates working under his command.
Investigators are examining the extent of the possible security breach.
WhatsApp Conversations Form Key Evidence
According to the chargesheet, investigators recovered extensive communication records between the officer and the suspected operative.
These reportedly included more than 3,000 text messages, 65 images, 42 voice calls and four video calls.
Police are using the digital evidence to examine the alleged transfer of classified information.
Investigation Raises National Security Concerns
The officer was arrested following surveillance and an investigation involving the Indian Air Force and Delhi Police.
Authorities have alleged that the information shared could have compromised sensitive defence operations.
The case remains subject to legal proceedings, and the allegations against the officer have not been established as criminal guilt.
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