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The Invisible Destroyer
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ISBN13: 9798399194066
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 24 2023
Pages: 190
Weight: 0.58
Height: 0.40 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 24 2023
Pages: 190
Weight: 0.58
Height: 0.40 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
For more than three decades Pakistan supported terrorists created havoc in India, which degraded the effectiveness of the government and cost billions of rupees in security measures.
Over the years Indian Government realized that containing terrorism in the country was impossible without Pakistan stopping support for the terrorists. It approached Pakistan government in many ways but without any result. Finally New Delhi had two options, either to go for an all out war or persuade Pakistan with the help of other countries to stop terrorist activities.
Over the years Indian Government realized that containing terrorism in the country was impossible without Pakistan stopping support for the terrorists. It approached Pakistan government in many ways but without any result. Finally New Delhi had two options, either to go for an all out war or persuade Pakistan with the help of other countries to stop terrorist activities.
Indian leadership at that time realized that it was dangerous to have a direct conflict with Pakistan after its attainment of nuclear power.
Unfortunately for India, neither USA nor any other world power, which could have pressurized Pakistan, were interested in the regional conflict. India tried for more than a decade to pursue the matter with all, but without any result.
Things changed when Sardar Dulat was appointed as the chief of Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), India's external intelligence agency. He put up a proposal to the cabinet minister in charge of internal security, which if carried out, would make all world powers run to contain terrorism. The hard-line right wing leader liked the proposal and gave go-ahead.
Dulat identified and deputed an officer, whose identity known only to him, to carry out his plot. The officer was asked join the terrorist groups and establish contacts with the Al-Quida fighters of Afghanistan. With the intelligence support given by Dulat, he carried out a number of terror activities inside India, which made him popular among the Al-Quida leadership.
He convinced Abu Zubaida, a Palestine born Al-Quida member that terrorizing America was only way to contain Israel and free Palestine, his homeland. Abu Zubaida teamed up with Khalid Shaikh Mohammed to carry out September 11 terror attacks in USA.
Osama Bin Laden, who always planned Al-Quida's strikes against US and Western Targets, was always conscious not to create a strike serious enough to force USA to attack his base in Afghanistan. Sardar Dulat knew this weakness and asked his agent to ensure that Osama Bin Laden is kept unaware of the plan until it is done. When Osama came to know about the plan, he tried to stop them but it was too late to call back. He decided to sacrifice both Abu Zubaida and Khalid Shaikh Mohammed for the betrayal, which enabled US forces to capture both of them (they remained only two top Al-Quida members to be captured by US forces for a long time)
As predicted by Dulat, the world attention turned to the terrorist gangs in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Ultimately the pressure from world powers forced Pakistan to abandon some of its terror activities against India.
Unfortunately for India, neither USA nor any other world power, which could have pressurized Pakistan, were interested in the regional conflict. India tried for more than a decade to pursue the matter with all, but without any result.
Things changed when Sardar Dulat was appointed as the chief of Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), India's external intelligence agency. He put up a proposal to the cabinet minister in charge of internal security, which if carried out, would make all world powers run to contain terrorism. The hard-line right wing leader liked the proposal and gave go-ahead.
Dulat identified and deputed an officer, whose identity known only to him, to carry out his plot. The officer was asked join the terrorist groups and establish contacts with the Al-Quida fighters of Afghanistan. With the intelligence support given by Dulat, he carried out a number of terror activities inside India, which made him popular among the Al-Quida leadership.
He convinced Abu Zubaida, a Palestine born Al-Quida member that terrorizing America was only way to contain Israel and free Palestine, his homeland. Abu Zubaida teamed up with Khalid Shaikh Mohammed to carry out September 11 terror attacks in USA.
Osama Bin Laden, who always planned Al-Quida's strikes against US and Western Targets, was always conscious not to create a strike serious enough to force USA to attack his base in Afghanistan. Sardar Dulat knew this weakness and asked his agent to ensure that Osama Bin Laden is kept unaware of the plan until it is done. When Osama came to know about the plan, he tried to stop them but it was too late to call back. He decided to sacrifice both Abu Zubaida and Khalid Shaikh Mohammed for the betrayal, which enabled US forces to capture both of them (they remained only two top Al-Quida members to be captured by US forces for a long time)
As predicted by Dulat, the world attention turned to the terrorist gangs in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Ultimately the pressure from world powers forced Pakistan to abandon some of its terror activities against India.
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