Indian RAW agent Kul Bushshan Yadav reveals presences of more RAW operatives
- 8 years ago
ISLAMABAD: Indian intelligence Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) maintains presence of its operatives in Balochistan and Karachi as part of its plan to destabilize Pakistan, disclosed the suspected Indian spy arrested from Balochistan .
Kul Bushshan Yadav is said to have told the investigators that more Indian spies were present in Karachi and different parts of the Balochistan.
According to Geo News, the Indian secret service embarked on the mission to destabilize Pakistan in 2013. The Indian agency planned to destabilize Pakistan by strengthening separatist movement in Balochistan and Karachi.
Yaduv travelled to Iran on a fake passport and later infilterated into Balochistan, where he established contacts with Haji Baloch, who provided financial and logistic support to Baloch separatists and the Islamic State (IS) network in Karachi.
He further told the Pakistani officials during the investigation that the masterminds of the Safoora Bus Attack, where gunmen shot dead 45 Ismaili passengers, were also in contact with Baloch.
He told investigators that he had met Baloch several times, sometimes for planning sectarian violence in Karachi and the rest of Sindh.
Even though the Indian government has said that Yadev is no longer part of their military, documents available with Geo News state that he is currently an Indian Navy officer with the employee number 41558. He will retire in 2022.
Yadev joined the Indian National Defence Academy in 1987. He was commissioned in the engineering branch in 1991. He has a wife and two daughters who live with his father Sudhir.
Kul Bushshan Yadav is said to have told the investigators that more Indian spies were present in Karachi and different parts of the Balochistan.
According to Geo News, the Indian secret service embarked on the mission to destabilize Pakistan in 2013. The Indian agency planned to destabilize Pakistan by strengthening separatist movement in Balochistan and Karachi.
Yaduv travelled to Iran on a fake passport and later infilterated into Balochistan, where he established contacts with Haji Baloch, who provided financial and logistic support to Baloch separatists and the Islamic State (IS) network in Karachi.
He further told the Pakistani officials during the investigation that the masterminds of the Safoora Bus Attack, where gunmen shot dead 45 Ismaili passengers, were also in contact with Baloch.
He told investigators that he had met Baloch several times, sometimes for planning sectarian violence in Karachi and the rest of Sindh.
Even though the Indian government has said that Yadev is no longer part of their military, documents available with Geo News state that he is currently an Indian Navy officer with the employee number 41558. He will retire in 2022.
Yadev joined the Indian National Defence Academy in 1987. He was commissioned in the engineering branch in 1991. He has a wife and two daughters who live with his father Sudhir.