Disguised In A Tattered Shawl, How Ajit Doval Spotted A Strand Of Hair That Exposed Pakistan’s Secret Nuclear Mission | World News

New Delhi: A man moved in a shawl in a shawl in the 1980s without being noticed on the dusty streets of Islamabad (Pakistan). He looked like the other beggar on the streets, collected money and walked around the streets. A sharp and smart mind was lying behind the shout shawl and scattered appearance. The National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval was already a already decorated officer. He respected his work with the Intelligence Office (IB) and his important role in the coin mission. Now his task was to reveal hidden nuclear ambitions hidden in Pakistan’s safest research zones.

At that time, Pakistan was determined to develop nuclear weapons at any cost. The Indian nuclear test in 1974 triggered Islamabad to accelerate the program. China and other countries reportedly support Pakistan’s efforts. India needed concrete evidence of these secret activities. The responsibility of gathering such intelligence fell to Doval, who won the nickname “Super Cop” for his skills and achievements.

The town of Kahuta in Islamabad contained the famous Khan Research Laboratories (KRL). This was not an ordinary town. It was a castle of privacy. Scientists, government officials and security personnel moved with certain routines. The secrets of the laboratory had the potential to change the power balance in the region.

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For months, the Doval became a ghost between these streets. It was invisible for the people around him. He quietly observed memorized movements, daily rituals and interactions. Each gesture and habit of KRL personnel became part of the mental map.

There was a breakthrough in a possible place. A small barber shop near Krl was frequently seen by scientists from the laboratory. Here he noticed the small hair strands left in the doval place. Others ignored them, but Doval noticed the importance of these small clues. He gathered the hair carefully. The yarns were sent to India for detailed laboratory analysis.

Uranium scars and radiation symptoms occurred in the tests. This confirmed the worst fears of Indian intelligence. Pakistan was actively developing nuclear weapons. This discovery has provided India the hard evidence to verify the doubts for a long time. In the following years, it helps to shape India’s national security strategy.

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Doval’s mission was not a short operation. It took six years. He was constantly threatening. Any slip might mean death. The risk reached beyond his own life. Exposure may have endangered all India’s national security devices. Experts believe that Pakistan’s nuclear test capabilities delay for about 15 years.

This story of extraordinary espionage and courage was discussed in DEVDUTT’s Ajit Doval book. The book tells the brave operations that emerged in those tense years. It reveals the complex details behind India’s intelligence efforts to resist Pakistan’s nuclear ambitions. The mission emphasizes the importance of patience, sensitivity and courage in the world of secret operations.