India arrests cobbler in Bhatinda over alleged espionage for Pakistan

India's growing paranoia has reached new heights, as a cobbler working at Bhatinda Cantonment for several years has been arrested over allegations of spying for Pakistan.

According to reports, following the failed false flag operation in Pahalgam and the global exposure of India’s cross-border terrorism network by Pakistan, the Indian government appears to be resorting to desperate tactics.

In response to the recent press conference by Pakistan's DG ISPR, the visibly agitated Indian authorities have started blaming their own citizens for intelligence failures.

As reported by Republic TV, 26-year-old Sunil Kumar, a cobbler from Bihar who had been working in Bhatinda Cantonment for the past 7–8 years, has been taken into custody.

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The Indian government has accused him of compromising national security, alleging that he was in contact with Pakistani handlers and was leaking sensitive information.

Indian officials have claimed—rather bizarrely—that Sunil was sharing images and confidential details of military areas via WhatsApp with a Pakistani woman, and that he was being paid in exchange for this information.