Jammu and Kashmir Police have registered a case against the wife of an Army officer for allegedly gathering and sharing sensitive information with foreign intelligence agents. According to official sources, the woman has been accused of having alleged contacts with foreign intelligence agents, including people linked to China. Police are investigating her research-related activities and her possible contacts with foreign entities. According to sources, the case was registered at the Gandhi Nagar police station in Jammu on Friday. The relevant sections of the Official Secrets Act and the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) have been invoked. The accused woman is from Telangana and currently lives in Jammu with her husband. After the FIR was registered, a DSP-level officer questioned her. Suspected of passing information to foreign countries The initial investigation has raised suspicions that intelligence information was being passed through online channels to individuals linked to intelligence agencies in foreign countries, including China. However, the police have not yet clarified which documents or information were shared, the identities of the foreign contacts or how much information was transferred. The possible involvement of a foreign intelligence network in the case is also being investigated. Investigation under way into allegations against woman Given Jammu and Kashmir’s strategic sensitivity, the case is considered significant from a security perspective. The investigation will determine whether the accused accessed any classified documents or electronic records and whether any sensitive information was actually passed on to foreign agencies. The police have not yet made public detailed information about the recoveries, searches or arrest. The allegations against the woman are currently being investigated. Post navigation Lighting arch collapses at dandiya event, 1 student killed:14 injured in Hyderabad engineering college accident ‘India is neither Bangladesh nor France’:Rijiju says regime change can happen, but only through elections