Indian Mujahideen caught in Dhaka and handed over to India- a spy game among BD, IND and PAK

[baajey]

@BDforever , come here man
RAW agents raced ISI to nab IM’s Pak operative Waqas in Dhaka

 

[SQ8]

You sure you are Pakistani...never heard a single good word about Pakistan from you...you only sing praises for India...please do us an honor and remove the Pakistani flag from your profile ...thank you

You need to read English books a lot more. Suggest going to Bertilz for a course as well.

 

[BDforever]

Funny thing is filmy style head line.. the fact is BD got him then informed RAW and then India got him , funny indian media. Did not give credit to BD, ungrateful media.

 

[Dubious]

NEW DELHI: A small mistake on part of the ISI in preparing passport for Indian Mujahideen's (IM) Pakistani operative Zia-ur Rehman alias Waqas landed him in the net of Indian agencies. Waqas had been hiding in Bangladesh and was supposed to leave for Pakistan via Nepal when he was apprehended by India's external intelligence agency Research and Analysis Wing (RAW).

According to sources in the security establishment, though there had been some information about the possibility of Waqas being in Bangladesh, Indian agencies were clueless about his exact location. However, their sustained interest in the ISI agent who had been loaned to IM made Waqas's handlers in Pakistan's spy agency worried that their asset had been exposed and needed to be brought home.

Accordingly, ISI got a passport made for Waqas. However, when he reached the airport, Bangladesh's immigration officials discovered that there was no entry stamp on his passport. Even as they set out to detain him, the commotion attracted the attention of a RAW staffer who swiftly used his smart phone to photograph one of India's biggest tormentors and relayed it to his superiors.

Honestly up to hear sounds like some smart phone ad!

RAW officers were thrilled when they saw that the six-feet man being held at Dhaka airport was their elusive quarry. What followed was an intense spy game in which Indian agents managed to spirit him away to India without leaving footprints.

Bangalis didnt notice a 6ft man going missing?! @BDforever what sort of security you guys got?

How they managed to get him out of the airport and then to India remains unclear. But Waqas proved his utility by furnishing details of IM cells with whom he had collaborated and who would host him. The success was kept a closely guarded secret and Waqas was "encouraged" to do web chats with IM operatives, particularly Tehseen Akhtar "Monu", without raising suspicion.

Yo man do me a fav and talk to this tehseen guy for us...sure! Let me leak out the details that in my own country where people are dying from bomb blast I am aiding the same types...

Waqas's monitors made him seek a meeting with Tehseen. Although the IM commander was holed up in Rourkela at the time, intelligence agencies resisted the temptation to get Waqas to seek a rendezvous with him in Odisha's steel city. Instead, Waqas was made to insist that the meeting should happen, as usual, at their known hideout in Nepal.

As an unsuspecting Tehseen set out for Nepal, Indian agencies alerted their counterparts in the neighbouring country. Nepal Police, in a remarkable example of cross-border counter-terror cooperation, had the meeting point sealed as soon as Tehseen arrived. He was detained and later "pushed" into West Bengal to be "arrested" by Delhi Police.

The operation and the blow it has dealt to IM has been a source of huge respite and pride for Indian agencies. However, the celebration of the success is marred by the regret over the mishandling of Yasin Bhatkal's arrest. Unlike Waqas, agencies never got to spend "free time" with Bhatkal because of what sources allege was the "political cowardice" of Bihar authorities. That a garrulous officer of an agency blurted out the breakthrough to his colleagues in Bangalore did not help.

yea coffee time was limited

With the word out about Bhatkal being in Indian custody, TV channels were soon swarming all over, forcing the agencies to comply with the procedures. Now, the top-ranking jihadi terrorist, assured of the safeguards enshrined in the Constitution, has been giving a hard time to interrogators. Sources said the shrewd terrorist would turn back the interrogators by saying he was feeling fatigued, or that he needed to focus on his spiritual obligations.

That is the sad news which sweeps Iraq daily where bomb blasters are given VIP for human rights sake

That the lesson has been learnt was evident when RAW and IB did not involve others before the stage of arrest in Waqas's case.

RAW agents raced ISI to nab IM’s Pak operative Waqas in Dhaka - The Times of India

Whose others?

 

[SarthakGanguly]

@Talon - @Oscar 's statement does not seem very pro India (and I agree with him in that case)
Read it again

No offence

 

[Jaanbaz]

Oh great another bollywood movie in the making.

 

[janon]

You sure you are Pakistani...never heard a single good word about Pakistan from you...you only sing praises for India...please do us an honor and remove the Pakistani flag from your profile ...thank you

Urban Dictionary: sarchasm

 

[Dubious]

You need to read English books a lot more. Suggest going to Bertilz for a course as well.

I am not talking about 1 post ...

 

[BDforever]

Honestly up to hear sounds like some smart phone ad!
Bangalis didnt notice a 6ft man going missing?! @BDforever what sort of security you guys got?
Yo man do me a fav and talk to this tehseen guy for us...sure! Let me leak out the details that in my own country where people are dying from bomb blast I am aiding the same types...
yea coffee time was limited
That is the sad news which sweeps Iraq daily where bomb blasters are given VIP for human rights sake
Whose others?

he should be punished, no terrorist are allowed here

 

[Dubious]

Urban Dictionary: sarchasm

Yea I know...but I wasnt pointing at 1 post... but yea I am slow when I meet Brother sarcasm!

 

[SarthakGanguly]

Oh great another bollywood movie in the making.

Those days of patriotic mumbo jumbo is gone. The enemy lies within
And no - they are not necessarily Muslims

 

[Dubious]

he should be punished, no terrorist are allowed here

Whats ISI officer doing with IM? How sure are we he is ISI and not just IM playing along with Indians?

 

[SQ8]

I am not talking about 1 post ...

Boo Hoo then. Keep your happy glasses on about Pakistan. Havent cared about opinions of others since I joined this forum, dont intend to start now. .
Also, this attitude of "hear no evil, see no evil".. is ANOTHER problem with Pakistan(or for that matter India as well).

 

[Dubious]

You need to read English books a lot more. Suggest going to Bertilz for a course as well.

What the heck is that?!

 

[Jaanbaz]

Those days of patriotic mumbo jumbo is gone. The enemy lies within
And no - they are not necessarily Muslims

Illegal Bengalis like @BDforever are the eternal enemies of India.