How One Decision by the Indian Prime Minister Cost RAW Agents Their Lives

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Lucky Bisht, former Indian spy and NSG commando, revealed details about Operation Kahuta.

He called it India’s biggest failed intelligence mission.

The operation targeted Pakistan’s secret nuclear program in Kahuta.

A Pakistani agent offered complete blueprints of the facility for just $10,000.

The Indian Prime Minister at the time, Morarji Desai, denied approval.

Bisht said this political decision caused the mission to fail.

Later, Desai reportedly shared mission details with Pakistan’s Zia-ul-Haq.

This led to RAW agents being exposed and killed by Pakistan’s ISI.

Bisht claimed it was a leadership failure, not an intelligence failure.

The missed opportunity allowed Pakistan’s nuclear program to advance unchecked.