Spy War in South Asia

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The book delves into the recurring failures of intelligence agencies in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, exploring the reasons behind their inefficacy. It examines issues such as inadequate intelligence, insufficient trained personnel, outdated surveillance technology, and poor inter-agency communication. The narrative critiques the political response to intelligence failures, often characterized by blame-shifting and ineffective reforms. Additionally, it highlights the threats posed by foreign intelligence networks, particularly from Pakistan, and emphasizes the need for substantive reforms in the intelligence sector.