Unity between faiths has been the central theme of the pontiff's Asia trip and a declaration they signed called for 'religious harmony for the sake of humanity'
An army court martial has awarded over 10 years jail sentence to a soldier who was caught passing secret information to a Pakistan embassy staffer in the national capital about military activities along the northern borders.
The court martial presided over by a lady officer awarded 10 years and 10 months’ jail sentence to the soldier who was caught sending secret information to a Pakistani spy, defence officials said.
The soldier was in touch with a Pakistani national working at the High Commission for the Islamic Republic of Pakistan in the country's capital.
The list of documents provided by the soldier to the enemy spy agency included the guard duty list of the formation where he was deployed, along with the activities of his own formation.
The soldier also tried to passed on information related to the vehicles of the formation, along with the list of movement of vehicles in view of the Covid-19 lockdown.
The soldier had access to trivial information only.
The army practices zero tolerance for such acts and exemplary punishment has been awarded to the guilty, they said.
The punishment awarded by the court martial to the soldier would be subject to confirmation by the competent senior authorities.
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