Two persons allegedly working as spies for Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI has been arrested by the Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS).

A police official said that, "ATS was keeping a close watch on the movement of two residents for the last one year on the suspicion that they are working as spies of Pakistan's ISI. Both of them were held by ATS today."

The two agents, Mohammed Alana and Sakur Sumra, were residents of Kukma near Bhuj. According to initial investigations, Both used to provide information about troop movement to ISI through phone calls made to a woman named Razia in Pakistan.

According to the ATS sources, Razia was a honey trap for Alana. Senior ATS officials said they have seized Pakistani identity cards which were specially made by the ISI for Alana who is supposed to have visited Pakistan four times. The money was directly given to Razia by the ISI which was about Rs 5,000 to Rs 10,000 per information.

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