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Meet Ravinder Kaushik, The Indian RAW Agent Who Served As A Major In The Pakistan Army

He did a Law degree in pakistan and managed to join PA's JAG department as a lawyer . was a non combatant officer
He family was felicitated by "Kaushik Mahasabha" of Rajasthan his brother attended that ceremony,he entered Pak through Gulf route.. same route taken by RAW agents

you can still google his pics from 70s when he was a theatre actor.
 
This 56 inches chest ensured that your beloved country was torn into two halves back in 1971:lol:.So before trying to humiliate us always remember that it was your country that was utterly humiliated by us and it was your army that made the largest mass surrender after the WW-II;).

because We are the people who fight men to men, face to face, we didnt realize our enemy is so ugly inside as he is from outside and that they will go down to that level. So call us naive....but when is Modi coming to teach us a lesson...by going to UN:rofl:
 
what these idiots dont know is that in Pakistan Army when a Sipahi is promoted to Halwaldar he is rechecked again, at every promotion everything is checked again.


Lol yeah before every promotion they recheck each and everything .. Even pay a visit to your ancestoral or "abai" area.. Hometown to enquire again.
 
He family was felicitated by "Kaushik Mahasabha" of Rajasthan his brother attended that ceremony,he entered Pak through Gulf route.. same route taken by RAW agents

you can still google his pics from 70s when he was a theatre actor.



Meanwhile in reality agencies do this:


Indian Army plan 'was leaked to Pakistan last year by ISI mole' | Daily Mail Online

Pakistani mole in Indian intel establishment helped 26/11 attackers: Book | Latest News & Updates at Daily News & Analysis

India: Diplomat Madhuri Gupta a Pakistan Spy - TIME




They just convert the locals into thei assets.. No smart agency does dirty shit themselves .. Unless they are USA.

An over aged indian forging each and everything from parents,inheritance,educational certificates,Family data (registered with NADRA),property,NICs,etc etc etc and miraculously Gettin a commission in an enemy nations state institution .. Passing tests,Pschye tests,ISSB, etc etc...getting promoted as a major.:rofl:


BC had hoti hai chornay ki..:lol:

Even USA can't pull that one.... Otherwise they would have generals spyin for them..:rofl:
 
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One hand pakistanis blame every thing from Taliban to Balochistan to Afgnahistan to MQM to Geo tv on RAW .

Then when tell a true story of RAW agent in pakistan they laugh. A schizophrenic case .
 
LAMO when did i said that ISI don't indian establishment the difference here is that there no 34000 ISI agents in Delhi unlike Karanchi (according to recent reports) .. While Pakistan blames TTT (Pakistanis from Pakhtunkhwa on Indian Payroll) carried out Peshawar .. Which was never verified.

As for the Indian agents in pakistan there is no doubt about it .. these are carrier officers from Paramilitary on permanent deputation in RAW.
 
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And now the Reality

The real life behind a 2002 spy thriller
  • Seven years ago, Maloy Krishna Dhar wrote Mission to Pakistan: An Intelligence Agent in Pakistan, describing the life of an Indian spy.

    The former joint director of India’s Intelligence Bureau had always said his book was based on the life of an agent but he never revealed his identity.

    In all likelihood, the real-life spy was Ravindra Kaushik, who died a humiliating death as Nabi Ahmed in 2002 at the age of 50 in a jail in Multan.

    Seven years after he died, based on interviews with intelligence officials and Kaushik’s brother Rajeshwarnath, who lives in Jaipur, HT pieced together the Indian agent’s life story.

    “There are resemblances between Kaushik’s character and my book’s protagonist,” Dhar finally admitted.

    Born and brought up in Sriganganagar, a border town in Rajasthan, Kaushik grew up to be a charismatic college student, with above-average intelligence and looks. He was theatrically inclined, and staged mono-acting skits in college.

    As an impressionable teenager growing up between 1965 and 1971, when India went to war with Pakistan, Kaushik became a fervent patriot.

    “It was probably his mono-act in college in which he played an Indian army officer who refused to divulge information to China that caught the attention of intelligence officers,” said Rajeshwarnath Kaushik, two years younger than Ravindra.

    Soon after completing his Bachelors in Commerce, Kaushik left for Delhi, entering a world of intrigue and danger.

    He moved from there to Abu Dhabi and Dubai, ending up in Pakistan, writing letters home every once in a while to let his family know of his whereabouts.

    In Pakistan, he converted to Islam, changed his name, married a local girl, graduated from a law college and finally, became the ultimate insider by entering the Pakistani army.

    But just when he had infiltrated the inner fortress, his career came to an abrupt halt. In 1983, when he was 29, an Indian agent called Inayat Masiha, caught by Pakistan as he was crossing the border, blew Kaushik’s cover.


    Masiha arranged to meet with Kaushik in a park, where Pakistan’s intelligence agencies arrested him on charges of espionage and threw him into a Multan jail. He remained there for 18 years.


    Just three days before his death, he wrote a bitter letter home: “Had I been an American, I would have been out of this jail in three days.”


    The only thing the government did after he died was to send his parents some money every month as pension, said Rajeshwar. The family first got Rs 500 a month, and after a few years, they began receiving Rs 2,000 a month -- until 2006, when their mother Amladevi died. Their father had already died of a stroke two years following his son’s death.


    The only person in India who cherishes Kaushik’s memory is his younger brother. “He will always remain important for me,” Rajeshwar said. “But for the country, he was just another agent.”
First of all that story first came in their media in 2013 i think, when their terrorist sarabjit singh was killed. According to the original story he was 27 years old when join our army but in reality the age limit in army is 23. Also army doesnt recruit anyone but a through background is checked of an individual. If there are missing links in his background then the recruitment centers avoid such candidates.

So Dear hindus, take yr state propaganda elsewhere.
 
SO THE entire Pakistan is infested by RAW agents . RAW manipulates and is responsible for each and every bad thing happening inside Pakistan. But at the same time RAW agents can not penetrate the mighty Pakistani armed establishment.
 
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Ravinder Kaushik was born in Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan in 1952 to a Punjabi family. He was just a teenager who loved performing theater when he was spotted by India’s external intelligence agency, RAW. Nothing much is clear as to what happened in between his first contact with the RAW personnel during the national drama presentation and his graduation in 1975. Ravinder Kaushik joined the intelligence agency after graduating and little did he know that it would turn out to be a life-altering decision.
Fast forward to November 2001 in Pakistan where a certain Nabi Ahmed suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis and heart disease takes his final breath on his deathbed while ensuring a secret passage for the last of the letters he would write to his mother. This was not a hassle for him; passing on secret texts and document across the border, it is what he had been trained for thirty years ago when he first started training as an undercover agent for India.
Ravinder Kaushik or Nabi Ahmed was India’s best spy to ever penetrate the rank and profile of the Pakistan army. He went undercover at an age of 23 after being recruited by RAW. During his training in Delhi he learned Urdu, got acquainted with the muslim religious texts, the topography in Pakistan and underwent circumcision. When he was sent to Pakistan in 1975, all his records in India were destroyed and he was given a new identity of Nabi Ahmed Shakir. Nabi Ahmed now started his LLB in Karachi University to create a perfect back story and join the Pakistan army.
He was commissioned in the Pakistan Army and soon promoted to the rank of Major. During that time he converted to Islam and married a local girl Amanat, fathering a son with her. From 1979 to 1983 he passes on critical information to the Indian defense forces which were of great help. Because of the valuable information being sent by Nabi Ahmed he became famous as ‘The Black Tiger’ in Indian defense circles, a name conferred by the then prime minister Indira Gandhi herself.
In 1983, Inyat Masiha was sent by RAW to get in touch with Nabi Ahmed. He was caught by Pakistani intelligence agencies and tortured to reveal Nabi Ahmed’s true identity. The cover now blown by the Pakistani intelligence agencies, Ravinder Kaushik was tortured for two years before being sentenced to death in 1985. His death sentence was later changed to life imprisonment by the Supreme Court.
Kaushik spent the last 16 years of his glorious life in various jails including Mianwali and Sialkot. Due to the poor facilities in the Pakistani jails, he contracted Asthma and TB which turned fatal. After enduring extreme trauma he finally succumbed to a heart disease in the New Central Multan Jail. The finest Indian spy is still buried today behind that jail.
His life still inspires a lot of young RAW officers and he is still remembered as India’s finest intelligence agent who never gave up serving his country in his death. Ravinder Kaushik will always be a true Indian soldier who gave his life without ever asking for any acknowledgement. We salute the great Indian warrior – The Black Tiger!
One should be an absolute duffer to believe this nonsense.

Any way good fiction writing.
 
One hand pakistanis blame every thing from Taliban to Balochistan to Afgnahistan to MQM to Geo tv on RAW .

Then when tell a true story of RAW agent in pakistan they laugh. A schizophrenic case .
Raw proxy war in pakistan is no secret. But dont expect any one to believe this bull shit.
 
One hand pakistanis blame every thing from Taliban to Balochistan to Afgnahistan to MQM to Geo tv on RAW .

Then when tell a true story of RAW agent in pakistan they laugh. A schizophrenic case .
Giving weapons to terrorists is one thing while joining army of other country at 27 years of age despite background checks of selected candidates is totally laughable.
 
Just three days before his death, he wrote a bitter letter home: “Had I been an American, I would have been out of this jail in three days.”



That reminded me of Raymond Devis ..

a rat dreaming of being an American mehhhhhhh

anyway we know Indian State Terrorism against Pakistan is from time immemorial
 
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