You guys upped the ante....
Indian RAW kidnaps retired Pakistan Army officer from Nepal
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You guys upped the ante....
The day Modi becomes a super hero like ManMohan Singh for you, we will kick him out as well.
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https://www.geo.tv/latest/137342-Gone-missing-Retired-army-officer-disappears-in-Nepal
Gone missing: Retired army officer disappears in Nepal
Zarghoon Shah
April 08, 2017
Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: A Pakistani retired army officer went missing during a visit to Nepal, it was revealed on Saturday.
The news was confirmed by spokesperson of Pakistan’s foreign office Nafees Zakariya, who also informed that the matter also been brought into the notice of Nepal’s government and Pakistani Embassy in Nepal.
Lieutenant Colonel (retd) Muhammad Habib Zahir went to Nepal looking for a job, according to his family. Zahir left for Nepal on April 5 and the next day reached the country’s capital, Kathmandu, thereon he went to Lumbini, which is about six kilometres away from the Indian border.
He contacted his family last on April 6 and after that he could not be reached, his family revealed.
Lt Col (retd) Zahir had retired from Pakistan Army in 2014. During his service, Zahir also worked on United Nation’s peace mission for two years. Zahir then joined a Pakistani food company and was currently looking for other job offers.
He was contacted by Mark Thompson who offered him a job at an international company Start Solution Dot Biz. Thompson had called Zahir for an interview to Nepal.
Interestingly, it was also revealed that the host of Mark Thompson’s mobile number is India.
The authorities are taking all out efforts to ensure the safe return of the retired army officer.
Pakistan had comlete proofs that he went to nepal on real identity not patel or mubarak name.
He arrived there just day before diapearance, which means he was in nepal. He called his family hours before being taken by RAW to malign Pakistan and save kalboshan.
ISI should now kidnap indians from afghanistan and let them know what we really can do.
Gone missing: Retired army officer disappears in Nepal
April 08, 2017
Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: A Pakistani retired army officer went missing during a visit to Nepal, it was revealed on Saturday.
The news was confirmed by spokesperson of Pakistan’s foreign office Nafees Zakariya, who also informed that the matter also been brought into the notice of Nepal’s government and Pakistani Embassy in Nepal.
Lieutenant Colonel (retd) Muhammad Habib Zahir went to Nepal looking for a job, according to his family. Zahir left for Nepal on April 5 and the next day reached the country’s capital, Kathmandu, thereon he went to Lumbini, which is about six kilometres away from the Indian border.
He contacted his family last on April 6 and after that he could not be reached, his family revealed.
Lt Col (retd) Zahir had retired from Pakistan Army in 2014. During his service, Zahir also worked on United Nation’s peace mission for two years. Zahir then joined a Pakistani food company and was currently looking for other job offers.
He was contacted by Mark Thompson who offered him a job at an international company Start Solution Dot Biz. Thompson had called Zahir for an interview to Nepal.
Interestingly, it was also revealed that the host of Mark Thompson’s mobile number is India.
The authorities are taking all out efforts to ensure the safe return of the retired army officer.
Pakistan had comlete proofs that he went to nepal on real identity not patel or mubarak name.
He arrived there just day before diapearance, which means he was in nepal. He called his family hours before being taken by RAW to malign Pakistan and save kalboshan.
ISI should now kidnap indians from afghanistan and let them know what we really can do.
Colonel sahib was either still working with the ISI, or was a very honest officer, who needed a well paying job. He was "money-trapped".
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Good to hear, Our forces are doing an exemplary job safeguarding it.
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Also proof of his job interview are with Pakistan. India can't play games here. But they can make their own people fool again.
We will never know the full truth in either cases.
Fact is, both these people were serving their countries. I can respect that fact as there is nothing more noble than risking yourself for your country.
Fact also remains, in these cases, sentiments matters little and realities matter more. the reality is Indians want our man back. Let us see how this plays out.
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Not just any army officer, looks like we captured an ex/ISI officer. The good Lt Colonel served in the ISI from 2003-2009. Although not the sharpest idea to put all this on his resume and upload on the internet! A swap is imminent
He put his entire work history on linked in
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Should raise the issue with United Nation kidnapping of person who was out on invitation in Nepal. Retired guy out for job invite in civilian sector
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Not an ideal place for a retired officer for hunt jobs, there is half of population of RAW agents in Nepal. Hope for best tho.
He put his entire work history on linked in
Yup not the smartest move, he will be a treasure trove of information though, and not to forget a ticket to Kulbhushan Yadav's freedom.
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