Operation Nazar, a 2026 intelligence case where a local auto driver helped uncover a covert espionage network targeting sensitive Indian mil

This video details Operation Nazar, a 2026 intelligence case where a local auto driver helped uncover a covert espionage network targeting sensitive Indian military locations.

The Espionage Network (0:35 - 3:53): • The ISI utilized a new strategy by recruiting ordinary, lower-income citizens—like an e-rickshaw driver named Meera Prajapati—to perform surveillance under the guise of daily work. • Agents were equipped with solar-powered, SIM-enabled hidden cameras to live-stream activities around critical sites like Delhi Cantonment and railway stations to handlers in Pakistan. • The goal was to plant 50 cameras along the Delhi-to-Jammu rail corridor to track military movements for a planned large-scale attack.

The Discovery & Neutralization (4:01 - 8:17): • The network was exposed by Ramesh Kumar, an observant auto driver (4:01-4:13). He noticed a passenger carrying a suspicious device he had previously seen affixed to a wall near the cantonment (4:41-5:31). • His report led authorities to a live-streaming camera, which triggered a major Intelligence Bureau (IB) and Ghaziabad Police operation (5:33-5:47). • In the following days, investigators mapped Meera's movements, found hundreds of encrypted files on her phone (6:50-7:05), and successfully apprehended 22 individuals involved in the network (7:58-8:02).

Conclusion: • The operation was highly sensitive, and its success was handled quietly without public fanfare (8:18-8:46). Ramesh Kumar was thanked by the police for his vigilance, which played a crucial role in preventing potential threats to national security.