Comments on: India-Its Spy-Masters and Spies

By: abhishek pratap singh

abhishek pratap singh — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 11:47:53 +0000

spies is the 1 who gives every thing for the ske of nation and when gets caught instead of feeling bad we should understand that he has sacrificed his life for the sakle of his nation.
but yes the after effects that 1 faces after he gets caught are unbearable.

By: hirakant singh

hirakant singh — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 10:47:53 +0000

Hi Sir,

I know you are one of the best spy from India.I know its not the right place to ask,if u have time than please check my comment and contact me.Sir,after the second world war the importance of inteligence is increase many time than before.As per my point of view now inteligence become terrorism.First KGB and CIA open this type of operation in different part of the world .Now most of the countries spy agencies doing same thing, ex- CIA,ISI,Mossad,Chinese(CINI).Now its not a easy task to say that any bomb explosion sabotage is made by any terrorist org. or from inteligence .Now a days inteligence directly involve in terrorist activity or they help terrorist on there work.There is possibility that 09/11 attack planned by any inteligence from,NOrth Korea,China,Russia or may be from mossad for there own benefit or for the benefit of there country.26/11 attack in India may be planed by ISI but we also need to take this from other point who are benefitted by this only isi pakistan or some other also.Our inteligence agency main week point is that we are not start counter terroism cell till 2000 like KGB or mossad which help to protect them from outside world may be its terrorist or Inteligence work.

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By: Bharat Hitachintak

Bharat Hitachintak — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 09:05:14 +0000

Very interesting and illuminating article. I had read the articles “Lucci and Her Hypnotized Cobras” on http://www.swaveda.com. There are descriptions of at least two spies who came to India in the early 1960′s in that factual short story. Meeting a spy after she has finished her tour of duty is an interesting episode described in that article. It appears the rule of the game is “forget, forget, forget and show no acknowledgment of past contacts.” That is what Lucci did. Is there an official program like the witness protection program for the retired or ex-spies to change their identity and reintegrate them in a far away unidentifiable community with a new identity with “new past” programmed into their memory banks to keep them from accidentally revealing themselves to someone who should not be privy to their past? Is that not a heavy burden on the governement financially or are the ex-spies offered another productive job to earn their keep? I know in one case the late Prime Minister Indiraji Gandhi personally visited the slain spy’s mother after he was killed by the Pakistanis in London. I do not know if the Govrnement of India provided the bereaved mother any substantial relief. I hope it did. I will appreciate your comments. – Bharata Hitachintaka

By: Namita Srawan

Namita Srawan — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 11:01:48 +0000

Dear Mr. Dhar,
You may not know me. My father worked with you somewhere in the northeast. He knew you a man of contradiction-extremely kind and severely ruthless in your anti-insurgency and spy operations. I read your two books, which are informative and tender-literary in nature. How do you manage to pack all the contradictions in you? We pay our homage to your late wife, about whom papa speaks in glowing terms.
Namita.

By: Ben

Ben — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 14:46:27 +0000

This was a very interesting article where you have expalined in depth on how our country as this amateurish stand towards protecting its security interests. How can India stand-up to counter threats like China (bigger) or Bangladesh (smaller) or other internal ones ? True that Espionage is one of the areas that dont’ have any written laws.

I read this book “By Way Of Deception: The Making And Unmaking Of A Mossad Officer – by Victor Ostrovsky “. Its interesting to see how these guys works and their reach beyound continents. Can our Ram Rajya protect it self and its citizens with a similar agenecy of that caliber ? Can a few tough gentlemen lead the way to making something like the DHS in the US, or framing something like the US Patriot Act or start tapping each and every conversation that goes on in Pakistan or Bangladesh, analyze the same and see if that means a threat to us or not. I think we should learn from examples like Israel or for that matter US, based on what they are doing in the middle-east/Afghanistan. It needs to be conceived as another way of self-protection.

By: sarita

sarita — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 20:42:23 +0000

are there any female spies around here?
Sir, can u tell us a real story where a female spy was captured by the enemy and then brutally raped till she spoke up?

By: Amol

Amol — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 15:09:03 +0000

Even today the media is not accepting that they are partly responsible for defeat in IC814 Hijacking case.

They are behaving like bunch of idiots or businessmen… I wud like to refer to their character like the bad guy -media mogul portryaed in James bond movie… Tommorrow Never Dies, who makes money out of disaster and death of people.

This article is a tight slap on the self confessed keepers of democracy.

They are so arrogant that they even commented on the decisions of the Honourable High Court and Supreme Court. I dont know wht. is next.

By: Maloy Krishna Dhar

Maloy Krishna Dhar — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 09:43:16 +0000

This is for Sarabjit. No country in the world has a law for spies. It is a wrong expectation. No country admits the fact of spying. It is a different game. Blame me but I am unable to attend to humanitarian concerns as a professionsl. As a human I have sympathies for them.