Deepak

Primeminister of India, Narendra Modi, would not take my question, I was not expecting him to. Norway has the number one spot on the World Press Freedom Index, India is at 157th, competing with Palestine, Emirates & Cuba. It is our job to question the powers we cooperate with.

🇵🇰🇺🇸 The cable that toppled a government is finally public. On March 7, 2022, Pakistan's ambassador in Washington sat down with U.S. assistant secretary of state Donald Lu. The message was short and clear, remove Imran Khan through a no-confidence vote and Washington will look the other way. "All will be forgiven," the ambassador later recalled. Thirty three days later, Khan was gone. But this didn't start with that meeting. In June 2021, CIA Director William Burns personally flew to Islamabad to meet Khan. Waited a full day. Khan never showed. Said he'd only speak to his counterpart, meaning Biden, who had been dodging Khan's calls since day one. Burns left with nothing. Weeks later Khan went on record with Axios and just said it out loud, "Absolutely not. There is no way we are going to allow any bases, any sort of action from Pakistani territory into Afghanistan." No diplomatic cushioning, no ambiguity. Washington had its answer. Pakistan's military had seen enough of their own prime minister. In July 2021, behind Khan's back, the military quietly put a former CIA Islamabad station chief on retainer as a lobbyist in Washington. The generals were already cutting their own deal. Then came the moment that sealed it. On February 24, 2022, the exact day Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine, Khan was in Moscow shaking hands with Putin on a long scheduled visit. Biden's national security advisor Sullivan had personally called Islamabad days before urging them to cancel. Khan didn't budge. Pakistan then abstained on the UN vote condemning the invasion. Washington was done. Weeks later came the Lu meeting. The cable. And then Khan was out. What followed was a gut punch. Artillery shells started flowing to Ukraine secretly through U.S. defense contractors. American support for Pakistan's IMF lifeline was explicitly tied to keeping that weapons pipeline running. Pakistan got its $3 billion bailout in July 2023. In February 2024 the military brazenly rigged the elections and the U.S. and EU sat on their hands and said nothing. And Khan? Buried under a never ending conveyor belt of charges, corruption, contempt, national security, one case collapsing only for another to appear. He has been behind bars for nearly 3 years now. His wife still in prison. His party outlawed, stripped of its electoral symbol, barred from even fielding candidates under its own name. The cypher was always real. They called it fake, jailed the man who leaked it, and hoped everyone would move on. They didn't. Source: Drop Site News

The real border breach! Where is it happening? After the West Bengal election and the massive victory of BJP, everyone is talking about the porous borders. But the real border breach may have been happening inside fake Aadhaar shops in West Bengal. In the last decade, multiple terror-linked cases in West Bengal have shown the same disturbing pattern: illegal entry, fake Indian identity, fake Aadhaar, fake voter documents, SIM cards, rented rooms, movement across states, and then terror networks hiding in plain sight. From the 2017 ABT/Al-Qaeda-linked arrests in Kolkata, to the NIA’s JMB case in South 24 Parganas, to the 2026 terror module busted across Bengal and Tamil Nadu, fake Aadhaar keeps appearing in every case. Even 2 Chinese nationals were detained at Bagdogra Airport in West Bengal with forged Aadhaar cards, expired visas, and fake passports after traveling to Nepal, Bhutan, and Pakistan. This is infrastructure. Fake Aadhaar factories are not just helping someone get a job or a rented room. They are helping terror-linked operatives become invisible inside India. It is a weaponised identity. And that is why the new Suvendu Adhikari government in West Bengal has to treat it as a national-security priority from Day One. Every fake Aadhaar factory must be mapped. Every syndicate producing forged identity papers must be broken. Every SIM-card racket, fake voter ID pipeline, illegal rental network, and document middleman operating along the border belt must be investigated. Fake identity networks do not merely help one infiltrator survive. They create an ecosystem where foreign handlers, sleeper cells, recruiters, couriers and illegal operatives can disappear into the crowd. If Bengal wants to secure itself, the crackdown cannot stop at the fence. It has to enter the printing shops, cyber cafés, Aadhaar enrolment rackets, panchayat-level document chains, local political protection networks and every factory where Indian identity was being manufactured for people who had no right to possess it. Now that the work to dethrone the evil TMC government has been done, the bigger challenge awaits - detoxifying the state’s security architecture after years of border softness, document fraud and political patronage. Because Bengal is not just another state. Bengal is India’s eastern gate. And if that gate is secured, India’s intelligence network becomes stronger. If that gate is compromised, every fake Aadhaar can become the beginning of a terror file.