India’s Intelligence Exposes Pakistan’s ISI Activities in Bangladesh
India’s intelligence agencies reportedly had full knowledge of the movements of a four-member ISI delegation during their visit to Bangladesh, exposing Pakistan’s covert activities. Former Pakistani diplomat Abdul Basit admitted that India maintains a strong intelligence presence in Dhaka, tracking the ISI team’s flight details, arrival, and movements. Despite efforts to remain discreet, the ISI delegation failed to evade India’s surveillance network.
The visit comes amid growing tensions between India and Bangladesh, especially after the exit of Sheikh Hasina and the rise of an interim government led by Muhammad Yunus. New Delhi has expressed concerns over communal violence against Hindus in Bangladesh and accused Dhaka of failing to act against radical elements. Reports suggest that Bangladesh is preparing for a military confrontation with India, further straining diplomatic ties.
In a revelation that has surprised Pakistani experts, *India’s intelligence agencies* reportedly had full knowledge of the movements of a *four-member ISI delegation* during their recent visit to *Bangladesh*. Former *Pakistani High Commissioner to India, Abdul Basit*, acknowledged in a TV interview that India maintains a *strong intelligence presence* in Bangladesh, tracking the ISI team’s flight details, arrival, and movements in *Dhaka*.
India’s Surveillance Capabilities
Basit admitted that *Indian intelligence operates extensively* across Bangladesh, including at airports, streets, and markets. Despite the *ISI delegation’s efforts to maintain secrecy*, India’s agencies managed to *trace their travel route* and monitor their meetings. While Basit downplayed the ISI visit as a *routine affair*, he expressed concern over India’s deep surveillance network and urged the *interim government in Dhaka* to take measures against it.
ISI Delegation’s Visit to Dhaka
The ISI delegation, reportedly *led by ISI chief Lt Gen Muhammad Asim Malik*, visited *Bangladesh from January 21*, just days after a *Bangladeshi military team* visited *Pakistan*. The ISI team held high-level discussions in Dhaka, further fueling speculation about shifting regional dynamics.
Strained India-Bangladesh Relations
India-Bangladesh ties have *deteriorated** following the exit of *Sheikh Hasina* and the rise of the *interim government under Muhammad Yunus*. New Delhi has expressed concerns over *increased communal violence against Hindus* in Bangladesh and accused Dhaka of failing to curb radical elements. Reports even suggest that *Bangladesh is preparing for a possible military confrontation with India*, adding further tension to the already fragile diplomatic ties.
Disclaimer
This report is based on media sources and diplomatic statements. Geopolitical situations are dynamic, and interpretations may vary. For official updates, refer to statements from India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan’s governments or intelligence agencies.
source :India.com