But the next PM name which is geeting floated is Balendra Shah who banned indian movies ...so how is this our doing ? . Lets see who become the PM that will clear out who is behind this
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Guardian Report: Indian Govt Killed Wanted Terrorists On Pak Soil - IndiaWest News
Guardian Report: Indian Govt Killed Wanted Terrorists On Pak Soil. R&AW handler allegedly paid for information on Zahid Akhund.
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NEW DELHI (IANS) – The Indian government got ‘individuals’ killed in Pakistan as part of Delhi’s larger strategy to eliminate wanted terrorists living on foreign soil, ‘The Guardian’, a renowned global newspaper, said in a report on April 4 quoting “intelligence operatives of India and Pakistan.”
The London-based daily said it had documents that “shed light on how India’s foreign intelligence agency allegedly carried out operations to eliminate the individuals abroad.”
The report says that India carried out these operations “as part of an emboldened approach to national security after 2019.” The report comes amid allegations that India is targeting individuals whom it considers hostile to it.
According to the report, the fresh claims relate to almost 20 killings since 2020 which have been carried out by unknown gunmen in Pakistan. According to the report, “Indian agents also allegedly recruited jihadists to carry out the shootings.”
India has previously denied all involvement in the assassinations. But after the publication of the Guardian’s report, Rajnath Singh, the defense minister, seemed to confirm that India did target terrorists hiding out in Pakistan.
“If any terrorist from a neighboring country tries to disturb India or carry out terrorist activities here, he will be given a fitting reply. If he escapes to Pakistan we will go to Pakistan and kill him there,” Singh said in an interview to an Indian TV news channel after the Guardian report.
Singh said PM Narendra Modi, had made it clear this policy was “right” and that “India has the capability to do so. Pakistan has also started understanding this.”
The Guardian had reported that “While India has previously been unofficially linked to the deaths, this is the first time Indian intelligence personnel has discussed the alleged operations in Pakistan, and detailed documentation has been seen alleging R&AW‘s direct involvement in the assassinations”.
The fresh allegations refer to those charged with violent terror offenses. When Muhammad Riaz and Shahid Latif were gunned down in 2023 on Pakistan soil, Islamabad had accused India’s intelligence agency of being behind the killings. New Delhi had then been quick to dismiss the allegations, calling them “malicious anti-India propaganda.”
Referring to the details shared by the Pakistani investigators, the London-based newspaper said that “these deaths were orchestrated by Indian intelligence sleeper cells, mostly operating out of the United Arab Emirates.”
“The rise in killings in 2023 was credited to the increased activity of these cells, which are accused of paying millions of rupees to local criminals or poor Pakistanis to carry out the assassinations.”
Similarly, the report says quoting two Indian intelligence officers that the spy agency’s action was triggered by the Pulwama attack in 2019, which was perpetrated by the Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed.
The report also says that “after Pulwama, the approach changed to target the elements outside the country before they are able to launch an attack or create any disturbance”.
Quoting one Indian intelligence operative, the report says, “We could not stop the attacks because ultimately their safe havens were in Pakistan, so we had to get to the source.”
The Guardian also says that in response to its queries, the Ministry of External Affairs denied all the allegations, reiterating an earlier statement that they were “false and malicious anti-India propaganda”.
The ministry emphasized a previous denial made by External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar that targeted killings in other countries were “not the government of India’s policy”.
According to the report, an R&AW handler allegedly paid for information on Zahid Akhund, an alias for the convicted Kashmiri terrorist Zahoor Mistry who was involved in the hijacking of an Air India flight.
“Millions of rupees were then allegedly paid to Afghan nationals to carry out the shooting in Karachi in March 2022. They fled over the border but their handlers were later arrested by Pakistani security agencies,” says the report.
Jaish-e-Mohammed commander Shahid Latif was killed on Pakistan soil.
The report says that Pakistani investigators found that the man had allegedly been paid 1.5 million Pakistani rupees (£4,000) by an undercover Indian agent to track down Latif and later was promised 15 million Pakistani rupees and his own catering company in the UAE if he carried out the killing.
The young man shot Latif dead at a mosque in Sialkot, but was arrested soon after, along with his accomplices, says the report.
The killings of Bashir Ahmad Peer, commander of the militant outfit Hizbul Mujahideen, and Saleem Rehmani, who was on India’s most-wanted list, were also allegedly planned out of the UAE, with transaction receipts from Dubai appearing to show payments of millions of rupees to the killers, says the report.
YouTuber Wasim Akram arrested for ‘spying’ for ISI, Pak high commission in Haryana
Taufiq, another Pakistani spy arrested by the Palwal police last week, gave authorities the lead about YouTuber Wasim Akram.
Haryana Police have arrested a YouTuber from Palwal for allegedly spying for Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and its High Commission, officials said on Thursday.
Deniability is the course, to not let India react showing it domestic turbulence. More over it looks like to be the Khorsan faction which is also fighting T'ban in Afg.
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Army apprehends Bangladeshi working in Indian military station
The Indian Army apprehended a Bangladeshi national who was working as a civilian labourer at its Bengdubi military station near Siliguri in north Bengal and in possession of Aadhaar, PAN and voter ID cards, an official said on Friday.
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A ‘clumsy’ Indian spy left a trail of digital breadcrumbs, US DEA claims it led them to Pannun plot
US Drug Enforcement Agency claims it has been able to establish a link between former R&AW man Vikash Gupta, jailed Indian citizen Nikhil Gupta & plot to kill Sikh separatist Pannun.
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What a clumsy operation.
Who in their right mind would use Gmail for such work man. What a dumb spy.A ‘clumsy’ Indian spy left a trail of digital breadcrumbs, US DEA claims it led them to Pannun plot
US Drug Enforcement Agency claims it has been able to establish a link between former R&AW man Vikash Gupta, jailed Indian citizen Nikhil Gupta & plot to kill Sikh separatist Pannun.
What a clumsy operation.
Gmail!! For real?? Wth! Did they really believe in the WhatsApp advertisement.. only you can see you chats.. no one else, not even whatsappA ‘clumsy’ Indian spy left a trail of digital breadcrumbs, US DEA claims it led them to Pannun plot
US Drug Enforcement Agency claims it has been able to establish a link between former R&AW man Vikash Gupta, jailed Indian citizen Nikhil Gupta & plot to kill Sikh separatist Pannun.
What a clumsy operation.
. Was he really a spy or someone trying to frame RAW lmao. A double agent? How stupid does one have to be to actually use American tech services to do something covert on American Soil
.. not even in Africa or something. If he is a spy.. I think, actually I can't even think about it.
The Historical Roots of Indian Intelligence
This report uncovers the deep historical and cultural foundations of the Indian intelligence agency, revealing its evolution from Vedic thought to contemporary national security roles.
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I was not aware that it was in works. Like a public policy instead of just internal policies.
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India’s first anti-terror policy to be released soon
India is set to unveil its first anti-terror policy, addressing online radicalization and foreign-funded conversion networks.
Rajasthan Intelligence has arrested an alleged ISI agent, identified as Jhabararam, from Pokhran for espionage activities on behalf of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). The accused has been presented before the ACJM 5 court in Jaipur, which granted police remand till February 4.
Rafales and 214s are gud, but if RAW/IB received the same funding and training from spooks from friendly countries, the RoI would be far greater. Mosad would have thrown a monkey wrench into Gwadar, Hambantota, CPEC, etc. and would never have been allowed.