It is still unclear whether Saddam Hussain and Bachal, the two newly detained Indian spies, were Kul Bhushan Yadav's agents or whether they all carried out their missions on their own.
The investigating teams are actively working on their tasks in the hopes that things will become evident shortly. On April 16, 2016, the Counter Terrorism Department detained these two Indian spies in Thatta.
According to the information, Saddam Hussain and Bachal were operating in the region under the pretense of being fishermen. These Indian spies' possessions include pictures of sensitive facilities that the police have seized.
The news of their capture would undoubtedly not be welcomed by the Indian authorities, but for the people of Pakistan, it would represent a new glimmer of hope.
In cooperation with the intelligence services, the Pakistani law enforcement forces recently detained another RAW agent from Baluchistan, Kul Bhushan Yadav.
The Indian government is still working to disown the detained intelligence official, and it is hoped that Saddam Hussain and Bachal will receive the same treatment, rather than assisting Pakistan in its inquiry.
An officer in the Indian Armed Forces, Kul Bhushan Yadav. He enrolled at the Indian National Defense Academy in 1987, and in 1991, he received a commission in the Indian Navy's engineering department. He began gathering information and intelligence within India after a Parliament attack.
He entered intelligence operations in 2003 after serving for 14 years, and as a result of the operation he was given, he eventually opened a small firm in Chabahar, Iran.
He was taken into custody on March 3, 2016, by Pakistani security forces close to the Chaman border crossing. He broke the law by entering Pakistan from Iran.
Evidently, following his detention, he had to endure the rigors of an investigation; as is common knowledge, this procedure is never pleasant, smooth, or delicate; an investigation into a criminal, however, is not comparable to casual discussion or dinner table talk.
However, Kul Bhushan Yadav gave his full and honest cooperation to the investigators because he was aware that there was no other way out for him. From Baluchistan to Karachi, the capital of Sindh, he revealed to the investigators all of his atrocious activities.
He had a lot to say about his schemes to undermine the CPEC, sabotage the Baluchistan peace process, and steal Karachi's tranquility and wealth.
For to avoid contradicting his statements in the future, the investigation authorities videotaped all of his "valuable" acts in detail and his voice.
You would have undoubtedly seen the serenity, composure, and poise on his face if you had viewed the video film in which he admitted to his infamous deeds; these facial expressions reveal a person's inner sincerity.
That indicates that what he said was truthful, factual, and true. He was undoubtedly internally humiliated by his RAW agent activities.
His honesty and his sincere regret for his wrongdoings would have been greatly appreciated by the inquiry authorities.
But as we can see, in India, no one was impressed by his bravery and fearlessness; instead, they all shunned him, depriving him of his Indian identity.
With the aid of its hired anchorpersons and the so-called defense analysts, the obstinate Indian media launched a highly thorough media campaign to distract and divert the public's attention from the real problem.
They all focused their skills and talents on spreading misinformation about Kul Bhushan Yadav's arrest date and the veracity of his recorded statement; some said he was detained earlier and others claimed the interview was a fake.
The fact is that capturing RAW-trained spies like Kul Bhushan Yadav, Saddam Hussain, and Bachal is a significant accomplishment for Pakistan's intelligence services.
Now
that the legal authorities are in charge, let's hope that they won't
treat these terrorists posing as spies with the same decency that
Kashmir Singh did in the past.
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