The arrested operative, identified as Amarjot Singh alias Jota Sandhu, had been using his residence in village Bhittewad, Amritsar, as a major stash point for the drug network.
The judiciary, which has over the past few years emerged as one of the principal players in Pakistan’s power-games, has asserted its authority yet again.
A 23-year-old man, who was honey-trapped by ISI, was arrested from Rohtak for allegedly passing information to the Pakistani spy agency about Indian Army camps he had visited for recruitment tests, police said.
