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India Arrests Suspect for Spying on Mumbai Jews for Foreign Entities

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Indian police arrested 20-year-old Yash Singh in Mumbai on suspicion of spying on a Chabad house and Jewish residents for hostile foreign elements. Singh allegedly collected photos and location details, acting on intelligence received via social media concerning his links to international crime networks. The Anti-Terrorism Unit is investigating the case.

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  • Indian police arrested Yash Singh for allegedly spying on a Mumbai Chabad house and Jewish residents.
  • Authorities suspect Singh acted under the direction of hostile foreign elements.
  • He reportedly collected photos, vehicle details, and location information of Jewish citizens.
  • The arrest was made by the Mumbai Police's Anti-Terrorism Unit.
  • Intelligence indicated Singh had connections to international crime networks via social media.
India Arrests Suspect for Spying on Mumbai Jews for Foreign Entities
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