The story of India's biggest betrayal goes back all d way to 1970s, when Morarji Desai had finally managed to fulfill his long cherished dream of becoming d PM. The geopolitical situation then was highly volatile, since Pakistan was desperately trying to develop nuclear weapon 👇
Interestingly, our RAW officers had already managed to find out details of how & where exactly their nukleer weapon was developed. As per protocol, RAW approached d then PM Morarji Desai to seek approval of funds for a covert operation through which they could bribe some of the👇
moles in Pakistan in exchange for d complete blueprint of their nukleer project, which could then be used by India to its advantage. But to the utter surprise Morarji Desai rebuked them for "poking their nose unnecessarily into other countries" & ordered them to follow Gandhian👇
ideology of peace with neighbors!
Next day, like a typical Gandhian, Morarji Desai called up d President of Pakistan for an informal conversation & in d pretext of following "honesty is the best policy", revealed all the info he had received from RAW & even went on to disclose👇
Next day, like a typical Gandhian, Morarji Desai called up d President of Pakistan for an informal conversation & in d pretext of following "honesty is the best policy", revealed all the info he had received from RAW & even went on to disclose👇
about d Indian RAW network operating as spies in Pakistan! As expected, the Pakistan President thanked Morarji profusely for the tip-off, and then went on to carry out one of the biggest huntdowns in the history of intelligence operations.Over the next few months Pakistan Army👇
traced & caught every Indian RAW officer (who worked as spies)& brutally tortured them to death. That's how Morarji Desai, in his obsession with Gandhian ideologies, betrayed d whole nation by sacrificing d entire spy network of RAW, which in turn weakened our national security👇
leading to the Kashmiri Pandits exodus in a decade. Finally, Pakistan was so grateful to Morarji Desai that they actually went on to honour him with Pakistan's highest award "Nishan-e-Pakistan" in 1990!
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