Boy, 15, arrested in Punjab for spying for Pak's ISI; more minors under scanner Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI is reportedly involving Indian minors in espionage activities, raising serious security concerns in Punjab. Authorities have arrested a 15-year-old boy and are investigating a wider network of minors linked to ISI handlers. AdvertisementMinor arrested for espionage as probe finds ISI targeting children in Punjab. Kamaljeet Kaur BajwaPawandeep SinghUPDATED: Jan 6, 2026 07:40 ISTEdited By: Sonali VermaPakistan’s intelligence agency ISI has widened its alleged recruitment net to include Indian minors, with Punjab Police arresting a 15-year-old boy on charges of espionage in a case that has raised serious security concerns. The arrest was made by Pathankot Police after investigators found that the minor had been in touch with ISI handlers based in Pakistan for nearly a year. According to the police, the boy had been sharing important and sensitive information related to India through his mobile phone. advertisementThe minor, who is a resident of Samba district in Jammu, was taken into custody following surveillance and technical analysis that linked his communications to Pakistan-based handlers.