Bihar ATS arrests Muzaffarpur man on charges of spying for Pakistan
The Bihar Anti-Terrorism Squad has arrested a man from Muzaffarpur for allegedly spying for Pakistan. Mohammad Mustafa is accused of sharing sensitive information, including photos and locations, with foreign handlers. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities examining his digital communications and connections to a Pakistani arms smuggling gang.
- ▪Mohammad Mustafa was arrested during a raid based on confidential information.
- ▪He allegedly shared sensitive photos, videos, and location details with foreign handlers through encrypted messaging platforms.
- ▪Mustafa is believed to be linked to a Pakistani arms smuggling gang led by Shahzad Bhatti.
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Bihar ATS arrests Muzaffarpur man on charges of spying for PakistanThe Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) of Bihar Police on Friday arrested a man from Bihar’s Muzaffarpur district on charges of allegedly spying for PakistanPublished on: May 22, 2026 5:58 PM ISTBy Avinash Kumar, PatnaShare viaCopy link The Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) of Bihar Police on Friday arrested a man from Bihar’s Muzaffarpur district on charges of allegedly spying for Pakistan by sharing photos, videos and location details of sensitive sites with foreign handlers through encrypted messaging platforms.Mohammad Mustafa from Ratanpur village in Muzaffarpur was arrested during a raid conducted on the basis of confidential information, officials said.Mohammad Mustafa from Ratanpur village in Muzaffarpur was arrested during a…
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