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5 hours ago, Asim said:


Doctored image? :) This is not any document or something which anyone needs to 'doctor', its just a media slide showing his general bio-data

 

 

 

My comment was not on this guy being a spy or on him being framed. The 'media slide' has the NDTV watermark. And it is full of errors. And as bad as our media is, when it comes to visual presentation and basic proof reading, they do a very thorough job. Just find it odd that they would make so many obvious mistakes in their slide.

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1 hour ago, Mariyam said:

 

My comment was not on this guy being a spy or on him being framed. The 'media slide' has the NDTV watermark. And it is full of errors. And as bad as our media is, when it comes to visual presentation and basic proof reading, they do a very thorough job. Just find it odd that they would make so many obvious mistakes in their slide.


Most probably NDTV was showing all images/slides coming from Pakistani media and u can understand if someone here writing indian names/places, such typos wont b any surprise...

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How did Pak arrest Jadhav? They heard him speak Marathi

 

Kul Bhushan Jadhav was arrested by Pakistan's Intelligence Bureau as he had dropped his guard and started talking like a Marathi Manoos during his telephone conversations with his family, disclose senior officers from central intelligence. Pakistan has alleged that he is a R&AW (Research and Analysis Wing, India's external spy agency) agent. India has told Pakistan that although Jadhav could be an Indian, he had nothing do with the government.

 

Top intelligence officers have revealed that after 14 years of working in the region he had become a bit complacent. It is suspected that his phone was on surveillance by the Pakistani agencies and those who were monitoring his communications found something amiss and out of character as Jadhav is alleged to be operating under the cover of a Muslim businessman. Jadhav's habit of speaking to his family in Marathi and with extreme familiarity and comfort level in the language betrayed his cover his passport identifies him as Husain Mubarak Patel; but his mannerisms were nothing like that of a Muslim Patel.

Patel's passport was apparently issued from Thane Regional Passport Office (RPO) showing his birth place as Sangli, Maharashtra. "We have tried to establish the veracity of Patel's passport and found that it was not issued from our RPO," says Thane police commissioner, Param Bir Singh. "No police verification report was ever submitted by Thane police. In all probability it could be a bogus passport," he added. Jadhav, who last visited Mumbai some four months back, was under watch by the Pakistani agencies during his movements in Iranian cities in the course of his work, his close friends from Mumbai police told this newspaper.

 

Jadhav could have been honeytrapped before his arrest and then subjected to ruthless methods of interrogation and torture to extract information from him over a period of several weeks, they feel. The family had lost contact with Jadhav since February leading to the suspicion that he was in the custody of Pakistan for a while now. As a result, two other local contacts who were supposed to provide back-up assistance to Jadhav are also reportedly missing for over a month. The standard operating procedure is to always have some `contacts' on standby to be the contact persons in times of emergency or when there is total blackout of communications and inaccessibility of the person of interest.

 

Both the Indian contacts are inaccessible and have probably gone underground or are on the run unless they have already been arrested and thrown behind bars -disclosed officers from the Mumbai police. The fallout of the Jadhav's arrest is the frantic counterwinding operations launched by the Indian agencies in India as also in Pakistan. According to experts, the operations which are connected to an operative have to be immediately erased or folded up soon after he is outed so that there is always a plausible deniability.

 

Shirish Thorat, New York-based security expert and former Indian police officer said, "In the event of an asset getting arrested the handlers immediately secure other related assets like Agents in Places (AIP) or regroup their operations and fold up all the ongoing or future tasks. This discontinuation of operations is far monumental a disaster than the arrest of an operative.

" In Jadhav's case too, the agencies have launched an expeditious exercise to retrace his footsteps and shut down all of his possible ongoing operations. The first step is to disown Jadhav as their operative and also ask the family to disassociate with him. Jadhav's family wanted to approach the top echelons of the government, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP president Amit Shah, to exert pressure on Pakistan to release him. When asked whether the ministry of external affairs has officially informed the Mumbai police so that the Jadhav family can be intimated about his arrest in Pakistan, Deven Bharti, joint commissioner of police (law and order), replied in negative.

 

http://www.ahmedabadmirror.com/news/india/How-did-Pak-arrest-Jadhav-They-heard-him-speak-Marathi/articleshow/51588961.cms

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:cantstop: @ OP and Pakistan government surprised to find a spy? 

 

Considering pakistan is the fountainhead of global terrorism, pakistan is probably swarming with spies from all sorts major nations.

 

wasn't it too long ago a CIA agent (American spy) wasn't even hiding but shooting pakistanis in broad daylight on the streets of Lahore. He got away scotch free after Pak Govt got paid off.

 

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What a load of baloney. :rofl:

 

Guys, this is just a smokescreen tactic. The ISI's JIT, which was sent to Pathankot after Pakistan accepted their involvement in the AFB attack, has not been able to find anything to counter the GOIs claims. 

 

This sideshow is just a diversionary tactic. The fact that Pakistan has failed to grant India consular access to the 'alleged spy' is indicative of the fact. 

 

Another angle to consider; the Nuclear Security Summit took place on the 1st. Nawaz Sharif didn't attend the summit. Now common sense would dictate that Pakistan make use of the opportunity and provide its four fathers, who were present at the summit btw, the evidence, thereby exposing India on a global platform.

 

However, since Lahori logic rules the roost in Pakjabistan, our genius padosis didn't make use of the glorious opportunity :giggle:

 

 

Edited by jalebi_bhai
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