IB is not what it appears to be

[313ghazi]

He was there due to a deal. That deal was he would help finish lot of TTP leaders than will be let go free. I don't like him either but when you need intelligence you have to sometimes make bad decisions.

That's very disappointing to hear from you. What compels anyone to honour deals with terrorists?

 

[Zarvan]

That's very disappointing to hear from you. What compels anyone to honour deals with terrorists?

Because you don't live in perfect world. Sometimes you have to make compromises. Even to get Osama USA made deal with several people they didn't like at all. To get intelligence, to know who the main players are? to know who has done what? sometimes you even have to make deal with the devil. That is who it's done in the whole world. Come out of your bubble of perfect world which only exists in books not in real life. I don't like this scumbag face either, but he had solid information which he gave which led to lot of TTP dumbos being dispatched to hell inside Afghanistan.

 

[313ghazi]

Because you don't live in perfect world. Sometimes you have to make compromises. Even to get Osama USA made deal with several people they didn't like at all. To get intelligence, to know who the main players are? to know who has done what? sometimes you even have to make deal with the devil. That is who it's done in the whole world. Come out of your bubble of perfect world which only exists in books not in real life. I don't like this scumbag face either, but he had solid information which he gave which led to lot of TTP dumbos being dispatched to hell inside Afghanistan.

They will be answerable to Allah. The state is responsible for providing justice, instead it does deals with the Devil. Allah will hold all those who had power and didn't use it effectively for the deaths of all the innocents who they didn't do justice for.

 

[Zarvan]

They will be answerable to Allah. The state is responsible for providing justice, instead it does deals with the Devil. Allah will hold all those who had power and didn't use it effectively for the deaths of all the innocents who they didn't do justice for.

And they will answer to ALLAH. State has many issues, but one thing is clear no body lives in the bubble of peaceful world. You several times have to make deal with the devil to achieve your goal. That is how it works in entire world.

 

[313ghazi]

And they will answer to ALLAH. State has many issues, but one thing is clear no body lives in the bubble of peaceful world. You several times have to make deal with the devil to achieve your goal. That is how it works in entire world.

I think your making excuses for the property dealers. You still can't answer, after he had given them intel, what compelled them to let him go? They could have just kept him locked up, what was he going to do? Complain to someone? What intel did he provide that couldn't be gotten through torture?

 

[Zarvan]

I think your making excuses for the property dealers. You still can't answer, after he had given them intel, what compelled them to let him go? They could have just kept him locked up, what was he going to do? Complain to someone? What intel did he provide that couldn't be gotten through torture?

Dude, you have no idea how much mad I am on those property dealers. But even in my hatred I don't go completely blind. I live in real world where we face real issues, which is not perfect world and sometimes you have to make hard deals which you don't like but you are left with no other choice. To know TTP inner workings, their mindset, their operations, their connections with India, you needed someone from top and you got him, and he gave you the information as part of the deal that you won't finish him off. That was the part of the deal. Now has that deal benefitted you? Yes to a great extent. You have managed to kill several TTP leaders inside Afghanistan with the help of that information, but you can't fully achieve success with one or two killings in a month. You have unleash hell and bomb the crap out of them.

 

[PradoTLC]

Intelligence Bureau has not only made landmark achievements its scope of activities has also broadened, says report​

By Umar Cheema
July 24, 2023

A delegation of international journalists, mostly based in India, as well as ambassadors and defence attachés during the visit to the site of Balakot air strikes in April 2019. According to the Intelligence Bureau year-book (2022-23), the agency unearthed a network linked with Indian intelligence which was found involved in mapping the site used for surgical strikes in Balakot. ─ ISPR

ISLAMABAD: The Intelligence Bureau (IB) is not what it appears to be. The agency has not only made landmark achievements, its scope of activities has also broadened. At least, this is what reflects in its year-book.

The year-book (2022-23) contains what the IB has done under the watch of Fuad Asad Ullah Khan, the first officer of the agency rising to the rank of director general. In other words, this is his annual confidential report.
Not only the IB led on counter-terrorism front, the agency has expanded its scope to economic intelligence, helping other departments in meeting the

FATF requirements and conducting raids against those involved in economic crimes. Other than human and technical intelligence, it is now using imagery and social media intelligence to trace the culprits.

In December 2022, for example, a short video clip went viral focusing in on the Parliament House building which was apparently posted by Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan. The IB determined after a careful examination that the clip was filmed at Trail-3 of Margalla Hills and identified one Daniyal Ahmad who had filmed and uploaded it. He was traced in Swabi, arrested and handed over to the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) Police, Islamabad.

The agency also unearthed a network linked with Indian intelligence which was found involved in mapping the site used for surgical strikes in Balakot. In January 2021, the IB caught a former militant, Salimullah, filming a strategic military installation in Kashmir. Interrogation revealed that he was working under the direction of Germany-based Ayesha Sheikh, allegedly linked with RAW, which recruited people using platforms like Facebook, Bigo and TikTok.

Through these operatives, the Indian intelligence would map out vital installations in several cantonments. Again, this was the network which had mapped the site in Balakot used for surgical strikes by India.

Another intended mission was to station spies at important military installations. The IB unmasked 25 such agents.

As killings of Kashmiri leaders in different cities was a mystery for the law enforcement agencies, the IB unearthed the network who killed Khalid Raza of
Al-Badar Mujahideen and Zahid Ibrahim of Hizb-ul-Mujahideen. It discovered a network led by an ex-Rangers commando, Muhammad Ali. All of its members were apprehended. Muhammad Ali admitted working for RAW since 2017 other than revealing that he had conducted surveillance of Hafiz Saeed and of Hamza, the son of Fazlur Rehman Khalil on the direction of Indian intelligence.

The year book also contains details how a Daesh plan to attack President Arif Alvi during his visit to Sibi Mela was averted. After getting information that Daesh’s Islamic State Pakistan Province (ISPP) branch was planning to target Alvi, the presidential security was beefed up. In desperation, the bomber exploded himself after the President left, martyring seven FC officials.

It turned out the bomber was Daesh leader, Ziaur Rehman, in Kachhi and Sibi districts where the ISPP had moved after losing ground in the suburbs of Quetta.

The IB solved several other terrorism related cases. It arrested the terrorists who had attacked the Ziarat Residency, coordinated with police in operation against an infamous gangster, Bilal Sabit, who was killed in police encounter, solved the murder of former home minister of Punjab Col (R) Shuja Khanzada, averted attacks on Chinese in Karachi, foiled attempts aimed at police installations in Rawalpindi. In total, it conducted 315 successful intelligence-based operations in one year. The agency lost its brave officers who were target-killed.

The agency’s economic wing worked together with financial institutions to address the structural deficiencies in order to address the FATF requirements. In this regard, it shared 91 pivotal financial intelligence leads with various agencies. It went after the dealers of hundi/hawala identifying 722 such individuals and 187 dubious foreign exchange companies. The agency was also active against the hoarders, smugglers and traffickers.

Its report resulted in actions against 405 fertilizer hoarders, 64 smugglers of fertilizers, 592 wheat hoarders, 26 wheat smugglers and 167 human traffickers. One such case was the arrest of Fateh, the son of Zahir Shah who had an elaborate network of human trafficking.

Fateh’s role was to receive potential would-be illegal immigrants from different parts of the country in Quetta and send them to Yakmuch, a town located at the Pakistan-Iran border.

IB is not what it appears to be

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they should rename them selves... as IT. (indian intelligence )

 

[salarsikander]

You are the loser bitching and bitching, get a life and do something useful with it.

lol - who the fk are u again? Oh yes someone who is not in Pakistan and has the audacity to call me out by being apologetic for fking tyrants
dumbfk Faujeet

 

[khansaheeb]

lol - who the fk are u again? Oh yes someone who is not in Pakistan and has the audacity to call me out by being apologetic for fking tyrants
dumbfk Faujeet

Fu(k off Indian Kunt

 

[salarsikander]

Fu(k off Indian Kunt

now dik like you who is not even In Pakistan will call me an Indian - another fking pig handing out Nationality certificates just like his Khaki Chaddis whom e gives blow job to - Chutya

 

[khansaheeb]

now dik like you who is not even In Pakistan will call me an Indian - another fking pig handing out Nationality certificates just like his Khaki Chaddis whom e gives blow job to - Chutya

Haramee Machaud

 

[salarsikander]

Haramee Machaud

thats all a dikhead like can you say , dont hand out your pouplar title to m- Arsehole

 

[Signalian]

they should rename them selves... as IT. (indian intelligence )

Good cover but not their purpose.

 

[Clutch]

Intelligence Bureau has not only made landmark achievements its scope of activities has also broadened, says report​

By Umar Cheema
July 24, 2023

A delegation of international journalists, mostly based in India, as well as ambassadors and defence attachés during the visit to the site of Balakot air strikes in April 2019. According to the Intelligence Bureau year-book (2022-23), the agency unearthed a network linked with Indian intelligence which was found involved in mapping the site used for surgical strikes in Balakot. ─ ISPR

ISLAMABAD: The Intelligence Bureau (IB) is not what it appears to be. The agency has not only made landmark achievements, its scope of activities has also broadened. At least, this is what reflects in its year-book.

The year-book (2022-23) contains what the IB has done under the watch of Fuad Asad Ullah Khan, the first officer of the agency rising to the rank of director general. In other words, this is his annual confidential report.
Not only the IB led on counter-terrorism front, the agency has expanded its scope to economic intelligence, helping other departments in meeting the

FATF requirements and conducting raids against those involved in economic crimes. Other than human and technical intelligence, it is now using imagery and social media intelligence to trace the culprits.

In December 2022, for example, a short video clip went viral focusing in on the Parliament House building which was apparently posted by Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan. The IB determined after a careful examination that the clip was filmed at Trail-3 of Margalla Hills and identified one Daniyal Ahmad who had filmed and uploaded it. He was traced in Swabi, arrested and handed over to the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) Police, Islamabad.

The agency also unearthed a network linked with Indian intelligence which was found involved in mapping the site used for surgical strikes in Balakot. In January 2021, the IB caught a former militant, Salimullah, filming a strategic military installation in Kashmir. Interrogation revealed that he was working under the direction of Germany-based Ayesha Sheikh, allegedly linked with RAW, which recruited people using platforms like Facebook, Bigo and TikTok.

Through these operatives, the Indian intelligence would map out vital installations in several cantonments. Again, this was the network which had mapped the site in Balakot used for surgical strikes by India.

Another intended mission was to station spies at important military installations. The IB unmasked 25 such agents.

As killings of Kashmiri leaders in different cities was a mystery for the law enforcement agencies, the IB unearthed the network who killed Khalid Raza of
Al-Badar Mujahideen and Zahid Ibrahim of Hizb-ul-Mujahideen. It discovered a network led by an ex-Rangers commando, Muhammad Ali. All of its members were apprehended. Muhammad Ali admitted working for RAW since 2017 other than revealing that he had conducted surveillance of Hafiz Saeed and of Hamza, the son of Fazlur Rehman Khalil on the direction of Indian intelligence.

The year book also contains details how a Daesh plan to attack President Arif Alvi during his visit to Sibi Mela was averted. After getting information that Daesh’s Islamic State Pakistan Province (ISPP) branch was planning to target Alvi, the presidential security was beefed up. In desperation, the bomber exploded himself after the President left, martyring seven FC officials.

It turned out the bomber was Daesh leader, Ziaur Rehman, in Kachhi and Sibi districts where the ISPP had moved after losing ground in the suburbs of Quetta.

The IB solved several other terrorism related cases. It arrested the terrorists who had attacked the Ziarat Residency, coordinated with police in operation against an infamous gangster, Bilal Sabit, who was killed in police encounter, solved the murder of former home minister of Punjab Col (R) Shuja Khanzada, averted attacks on Chinese in Karachi, foiled attempts aimed at police installations in Rawalpindi. In total, it conducted 315 successful intelligence-based operations in one year. The agency lost its brave officers who were target-killed.

The agency’s economic wing worked together with financial institutions to address the structural deficiencies in order to address the FATF requirements. In this regard, it shared 91 pivotal financial intelligence leads with various agencies. It went after the dealers of hundi/hawala identifying 722 such individuals and 187 dubious foreign exchange companies. The agency was also active against the hoarders, smugglers and traffickers.

Its report resulted in actions against 405 fertilizer hoarders, 64 smugglers of fertilizers, 592 wheat hoarders, 26 wheat smugglers and 167 human traffickers. One such case was the arrest of Fateh, the son of Zahir Shah who had an elaborate network of human trafficking.

Fateh’s role was to receive potential would-be illegal immigrants from different parts of the country in Quetta and send them to Yakmuch, a town located at the Pakistan-Iran border.

IB is not what it appears to be

ISLAMABAD: The Intelligence Bureau is not what it appears to be. The agency has not only made landmark achievements, its scope of activities has also broadened. At least, this is what reflects in...

www.thenews.com.pk

Go back to the barracks ..
SOB!