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LONDON से LAHORE भारत का सबसे खतरनाक ऑपरेशन | Exposed By Lucky Bisht

LONDON से LAHORE भारत का सबसे खतरनाक ऑपरेशन | Exposed By Lucky Bisht Between 1984 and 1987, three countries India, Britain, and Pakistan were locked in a silent war that almost no ordinary person ever knew about. After Indira Gandhi’s assassination, India was shaken from the inside. Rajiv Gandhi had been Prime Minister for barely three months and twelve days when a hidden battle began stretching from London, Paris and Austria to California, Islamabad and even Morocco. No one could tell who was a friend, who was a threat, and where the real danger was coming from. It all started in Newham, London, on 4 January 1985. A small circle formed around Anuj Bharadwaj, Sanjeev Jindal, Mohan Narayan, Sofia, and a British MI5 officer named Clark Lee. None of them realized that their names were about to get linked with one of the most dangerous intelligence games of that decade. Meanwhile, across London, a Pakistani asset named Abdul Khan met B.N. Sandhu every single day. Behind him stood the full support of ISI Chief Akhtar Abdul Rehman in Islamabad. Narayan received orders from India to slip into London under an embassy cover via Paraguay and work with Clark to uncover the truth. A few months earlier, on 4 November 1984, Jindal had already received the first critical intel in Paris that hinted something big was moving beneath the surface. In Austria, Sofia who deeply hated Pakistan met Jindal again in 1985 and revealed how a Pakistani agent named Asif was eliminated years earlier. Around the same time, the hunt for Harpreet Ahuja began, a man believed to be funneling money towards Sandhu. There was another player Harbaksh. He grew extremely close to Sandhu and began passing details all the way to Haryana, while also quietly feeding everything to Pakistan. In March 1985, Harpreet walked into London’s Immigration office and was immediately picked up by Clark and handed over to Narayan. Weeks later, Sofia traced Harpreet to a restaurant where he was working. Before arriving in Austria, he had spent a year working in California for Sethi, the same man who was financially supporting Sandhu. Harpreet eventually revealed a secret that flipped the entire game. A diplomatic-cover Pakistani handler from London’s Embassy had given Narayan everything names, routes, money trails, and Sandhu’s entire link structure. By June 1985, a RAW–MI5 backdoor report quietly landed on the table of British Home Secretary Leon Brittan. Within days, both Harbaksh and the Pakistani handler disappeared from London. Later it was confirmed that Harbaksh fled with his family to Islamabad, only to “accidentally” die in August 1985. Things only got darker after that. Sofia and Ahuja posed as a couple in California to meet Sethi without raising any suspicion. Sethi was mentally disturbed—BCCI Bank had collapsed, fans weren’t able to travel to the U.S., and he was caught between his passion and the pressure of the people funding the operations. But the real shock came when he revealed what was happening inside Pakistan’s London Embassy: eight officers were assigned solely to destabilize India. One of them Mahmood was the main handler for both Sandhu and Abdul Khan. Sethi secretly recorded everything and handed over the tapes to Jindal. In those tapes, Pakistani embassy officials openly discussed sending money, recruiting people, and triggering blasts inside India. The moment MI5 listened to those tapes, the British government shook from within. By August 1986, Britain officially warned Pakistan to shut everything down immediately. Rajiv Gandhi personally spoke to British PM Margaret Thatcher, presenting all the proof. Soon after, in November 1986, Sandhu was arrested by Scotland Yard. But the most dangerous piece still remained untouched Abdul Khan. Britain refused to act against him because he was directly protected by ISI Chief Hamid Gul. In June 1987, on a street in Lahore, Abdul Khan was shot dead. At his burial, Hamid Gul placed flowers on his coffin almost as if hinting that the game was far from over, only the pieces had changed. #luckybisht #soumyapandey #luckybishtinterview #luckybishtpodcast LuckyBishtPodcast #RAW #MI5 #BritishIntelligence #ISI #PakistanISI #CIA #UndercoverOps #IntelligenceWar #ColdWarSecrets #AnujBharadwaj #SanjeevJindal #MohanNarayan #ClarkLee #Sofia #AbdulKhan #BNSandhu #Harbaksh #HarpreetAhuja #Sethi #TareekSiddiqi #AkhtarAbdulRehman #HamidGul #MahmoodHandler #PakistanEmbassy #LondonNewham #AustriaVienna #CaliforniaOps #IslamabadNetwork #IndiraGandhi #RajivGandhi #MargaretThatcher #FranceParis #LondonIntel #LahoreShootout1987 #AslamChoudhary #RehmanDakat #KashmirIlyasi #KarachiUnderworld #LahoreMafia #PakistaniGangsters #PakUnderworld1980s #CovertOperations #SpyNetwork #SecretTape #ExplosiveRevelations #KhalistanNetwork #AntiIndiaOperations #RAWvsISI #BritishHomeOffice