Indian spy Kulgabhishan Yadav arrested on March 3, 2016 in Pakistan More than a decade, he has been spying on Pakistan in the shadow of a businessman in the city of Iran's ambush. Pak-India diplomatic dispute has resurfaced on Yadav's issue in a military court Although India claims that Yadav himself is an agent of the Indian Navy's commissioned officer and intelligence agency RA, India denies it. In the meanwhile, the magazine, owned by India's influential 'The Hindu' magazine, wrote an investigative report on Yadav's past history, professional history, spying on Yadav's frontline, senior husband Translated by Ahmed Bayezid
The car is going on continuously for six hours in the jungles of Dhaka. This route, driven by the dense forest that started from the foothills of the mountains of Sistan-Balochistan province of Iran, has been known for its many years as a safe place for smugglers, rebels and spies. Hired car going towards Sarvan city in Iran Saravan, a small town of 50 thousand people, about 20 kilometers away from Iran-Pakistan border. A businessman coming from Mumbai, who is going to take part in a meeting. The people you are about to meet are waiting; But there was another group (Pakistani security forces) waiting for him. So, like ten stories of intelligence, this story ends with betrayal (Kulabhasan was handed over to the Pakistani army).
India knew what was going to happen: On the head of Kullabhushan, death warrant is hanging, which is waiting for the execution. He has been convicted of spying for a quick trial in a military court in Pakistan.
Yadab's statement was broadcast in a TV channel in Pakistan in early January. There he emphasized that he is the commissioned officer of the Indian Navy. Although this statement is completely contrary to the Indian government's statement. But the statement was consistent with his activities.
In fact, Yadav's identity was unclear or where he was. There are no answers to basic questions about this issue yet. Government documents are not being published. But after interviewing more than ten diplomats and intelligence officers and officers of the Indian Navy, it became clear that India and Pakistan are not fully true to any government government.
The answers to these questions have become more important than what is going on in the fate of Yadav. There is a secret war in the back of which can be the cause of hundreds and even thousands of lives being destroyed.