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Lol. looks like she took "sleeping with the enemy" literally .. hehe
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Well, understand one thing. Mole's do get cultivated at lower level -- at some level it is difficult to detect immediately. They start out small and slow. But gradually as time passes they graduate from minor documents to major one. This lady obviously had just started out on this adventure and IF as claimed she was caught within a year (after being detected) .. consider this as NOT-BAD job.
Yes, its a shame. Agreed. I felt , MEA should not have rushed in with disclosing this too early in investigation.
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hahah this is funny just when Sania Mirza story was going in the background here comes Madhuri Gupta.
She only came to know that she has been spotted only after she was arrested in Delhi, that means, Not even ISI had any Idea that they are under scanner. If this is the scenario, then it is alo possible that, all much of the information she provided after being spotted could be false.
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dil ko khush rakhny ko ghalib ye khayal acha hai
you think the agency which is responsible for even road inncedents in india or child birth are the fools siting in HQ of islamabad????????// they know more then madhori gupta whats false whats true.they have multy agents even in IA if you don't forget.
Highest-ranking Indian officer being scanned for spying
http://www.indiadaily.org/entry/highest-ranking-indian-officer-being-scanned-for-spying/
Indian army man arrested in new Pakistan spy row
http://www.india-defence.com/reports-2624
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The list of Indian officials and spying cases
New Delhi, Apr 28 (PTI):
Diplomat Madhuri Gupta, arrested on charges of spying for Pakistan, joins a list of several top Indian officials accused of leaking sensitive information or falling into honey trap in the past few decades.
The last such case is that of Navy officer Commodore Sukhjinder Singh, now being probed for his alleged liaison with a Russian woman between 2005 and 2007 -- when he was posted in Russia as the head of Indian team overseeing the refit of aircraft carrier Admiral Gorshkov.
A board of inquiry, set up against Singh after his objectionable photographs with the unidentified woman surfaced, is now probing whether his "loose moral conduct" and indiscretions have any connections with the Gorshkov deal which has been signed after a lot of negotiations due to the cost hike of the carrier.
In May 2008, a senior Indian Embassy official in Beijing was called back to New Delhi for falling to the charms of a Chinese honey trap.
Manmohan Sharma, a senior Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) officer, was alleged to be in a romantic affair with his Chinese language teacher. Indian authorities suspected the woman could be an informant of the Chinese government and gathered information about India's moves and counter-moves on the border talks.
In October 2007, a 1975 batch Research and Analysis Service (RAS) officer Ravi Nair was called back from Hong Kong for his 'friendship' with a girl believed to be working for a Chinese spy agency.
However, within a brief time Nair was again given a foreign posting in Colombo where the woman also came and allegedly started staying with him, raising suspicion.
The officials of other departments, posted at the Indian High Commission, sent reports about Nair to their respective departments paving way for his recall.
Like any other snooping agency, India's external Intelligence agency RAW has also a history of officials switching their loyalties to foreign agencies.
The most infamous case which shook RAW out of reverie was that of Rabinder Singh who became a mole of American intelligence agency CIA and flew to the US despite being under RAW surveillance.
Singh initially worked with the Indian Army and held a very senior position with RAW handling Southeast Asia. By the time the agency sensed his affiliations, Singh escaped to the US through Nepal in 2004.
The second blow came in 2006 with the discovery of another alleged CIA mole in India's National Security Council Secretariat, which is part of the Prime Minister's Office.
In the early 90s, an Indian Naval attache posted in Islamabad reportedly fell in love with a Pakistani woman working in the Military Nursing Service in Karachi.
The attache was interrogated and then forced to resign. Reports said the official, who had initially claimed having recruited the woman as a spy, was being blackmailed by the ISI, which wanted his services after his return to the Naval Headquarters in Delhi.
Then a personal assistant to a very senior RAW official disappeared in London in the early 90s.
Ashok Sathe, another official was also believed to have defected to the US after his mysterious disappearance. Sathe was said to be behind burning down of RAW office in Khurramshahr in Iran.
In the early 1980s, a senior field officer disappeared in London. As attache in Kathmandu, he was alleged to be liaisoning with foreign intelligence agencies
In another case, a senior Intelligence Bureau (IB) official, who was due to take over as the chief of counter-intelligence, had an "unauthorised" relationship with a female US consular officer. His meetings with her were recorded on camera by the IB, and he was forced to retire following interrogation.
However, in the history of Indian intelligence, the most written about case was that of K V Unnikrishnan, a RAW officer dealing with the LTTE. He had developed a relationship with an air hostess believed to be an intelligence scion. He was arrested just ahead of a peace accord signed between India and Sri Lanka.
The oldest case of 'honey trapping', when an Indian diplomat during the time of the first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru was trapped by a Russian girl in Moscow.
When the Russian spy agency KGB presented him with the pictures of his activities with the girl, the diplomat informed his ambassador about his relationship and the KGB's attempts to blackmail him.
The ambassador raised the issue with Nehru, who was himself in charge of the External Affairs Ministry. Nehru just laughed it off, warning the young diplomat to be more careful in future.
New Delhi, Apr 28 (PTI):
Diplomat Madhuri Gupta, arrested on charges of spying for Pakistan, joins a list of several top Indian officials accused of leaking sensitive information or falling into honey trap in the past few decades.
The last such case is that of Navy officer Commodore Sukhjinder Singh, now being probed for his alleged liaison with a Russian woman between 2005 and 2007 -- when he was posted in Russia as the head of Indian team overseeing the refit of aircraft carrier Admiral Gorshkov.
A board of inquiry, set up against Singh after his objectionable photographs with the unidentified woman surfaced, is now probing whether his "loose moral conduct" and indiscretions have any connections with the Gorshkov deal which has been signed after a lot of negotiations due to the cost hike of the carrier.
In May 2008, a senior Indian Embassy official in Beijing was called back to New Delhi for falling to the charms of a Chinese honey trap.
Manmohan Sharma, a senior Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) officer, was alleged to be in a romantic affair with his Chinese language teacher. Indian authorities suspected the woman could be an informant of the Chinese government and gathered information about India's moves and counter-moves on the border talks.
In October 2007, a 1975 batch Research and Analysis Service (RAS) officer Ravi Nair was called back from Hong Kong for his 'friendship' with a girl believed to be working for a Chinese spy agency.
However, within a brief time Nair was again given a foreign posting in Colombo where the woman also came and allegedly started staying with him, raising suspicion.
The officials of other departments, posted at the Indian High Commission, sent reports about Nair to their respective departments paving way for his recall.
Like any other snooping agency, India's external Intelligence agency RAW has also a history of officials switching their loyalties to foreign agencies.
The most infamous case which shook RAW out of reverie was that of Rabinder Singh who became a mole of American intelligence agency CIA and flew to the US despite being under RAW surveillance.
Singh initially worked with the Indian Army and held a very senior position with RAW handling Southeast Asia. By the time the agency sensed his affiliations, Singh escaped to the US through Nepal in 2004.
The second blow came in 2006 with the discovery of another alleged CIA mole in India's National Security Council Secretariat, which is part of the Prime Minister's Office.
In the early 90s, an Indian Naval attache posted in Islamabad reportedly fell in love with a Pakistani woman working in the Military Nursing Service in Karachi.
The attache was interrogated and then forced to resign. Reports said the official, who had initially claimed having recruited the woman as a spy, was being blackmailed by the ISI, which wanted his services after his return to the Naval Headquarters in Delhi.
Then a personal assistant to a very senior RAW official disappeared in London in the early 90s.
Ashok Sathe, another official was also believed to have defected to the US after his mysterious disappearance. Sathe was said to be behind burning down of RAW office in Khurramshahr in Iran.
In the early 1980s, a senior field officer disappeared in London. As attache in Kathmandu, he was alleged to be liaisoning with foreign intelligence agencies
In another case, a senior Intelligence Bureau (IB) official, who was due to take over as the chief of counter-intelligence, had an "unauthorised" relationship with a female US consular officer. His meetings with her were recorded on camera by the IB, and he was forced to retire following interrogation.
However, in the history of Indian intelligence, the most written about case was that of K V Unnikrishnan, a RAW officer dealing with the LTTE. He had developed a relationship with an air hostess believed to be an intelligence scion. He was arrested just ahead of a peace accord signed between India and Sri Lanka.
The oldest case of 'honey trapping', when an Indian diplomat during the time of the first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru was trapped by a Russian girl in Moscow.
When the Russian spy agency KGB presented him with the pictures of his activities with the girl, the diplomat informed his ambassador about his relationship and the KGB's attempts to blackmail him.
The ambassador raised the issue with Nehru, who was himself in charge of the External Affairs Ministry. Nehru just laughed it off, warning the young diplomat to be more careful in future.
dil ko khush rakhny ko ghalib ye khayal acha hai
you think the agency which is responsible for even road inncedents in india or child birth are the fools siting in HQ of islamabad????????// they know more then madhori gupta whats false whats true.they have multy agents even in IA if you don't forget.
Indian army man arrested in new Pakistan spy row
Indian army man arrested in new Pakistan spy row | India Defence
many are caught in Kathmandu and Near bangladesh Border, having direct links with HQ in Islamabad.
Pakistan should be blamed for spying and espionage.
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how come we can arrest your spies?
5th colloum
i can't say every case has difrent story but its true if you make this job one day you may be expose sooner or later.bad luck.there is esimated 50 to 500 indian officals working for ISI in india. some time they arrest one and interogate him he may tell them his other friends names who work like him.
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its commen my brothers both sides do it.spaming is ok but sabutage and blasts i hate whoever do it
whats indian inteligence do??????????/ same job spam and get internal news from pakistan .we have one book ghazi its written by a EX ISI agent .problim is its in urdu you can't read.its great to read that and understand whats happen inside.
if you remember kashmira sing he accept in india after relese from pakistan that he was indian spy in pakistan.and manjeet singh is in pakistani jail also convected blasts in pakistan.last year your top spy who was diplomat in UK also arrested in pakistan for spaming.
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Raw is pathetic agency, these guys are worth piece of dog poo.
incompetance of raw is well known, thats why i laugh out when some idiots say raw is behind paksitan attack.
accept it - ISI is one of the world's top agency and they are way too far ahead.
Raw need to have a relook into their system. which is corrupted from bottom to top
incompetance of raw is well known, thats why i laugh out when some idiots say raw is behind paksitan attack.
accept it - ISI is one of the world's top agency and they are way too far ahead.
Raw need to have a relook into their system. which is corrupted from bottom to top
its commen my brothers both sides do it.spaming is ok but sabutage and blasts i hate whoever do it
whats indian inteligence do??????????/ same job spam and get internal news from pakistan .we have one book ghazi its written by a EX ISI agent .problim is its in urdu you can't read.its great to read that and understand whats happen inside.
if you remember kashmira sing he accept in india after relese from pakistan that he was indian spy in pakistan.and manjeet singh is in pakistani jail also convected blasts in pakistan.last year your top spy who was diplomat in UK also arrested in pakistan for spaming.
well whenever such things happen, pakistan lacks in providing proofs. Some times you people also claim that Zardari is a CIA agent and Gillani is MI's agent . Unfortunately, I do not remember any scenario or instance except for 1 or two( during war) that Pakistan has provided sufficient proofs against such activities. Whenever Talks are held, you people show anxiety to bring Kashmir in Between.
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you gone totally out of topic its mean you have nothing to say abut my last two posts
bye bye have a nice day
actually the senior officials who plan the entire operation and espionage in ISI are ARMY generals.
you gone totally out of topic its mean you have nothing to say abut my last two posts
bye bye have a nice day
there is nothing to say. i am to the point. its better not to talk, because when ever you talk you bring Kashmir in between. lol
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