5 claims by Ajay Bisaria in new book on India-Pakistan relation

By Editorji News Desk
Published on | Jan 09, 2024

Ex-India diplomat's book

Ajay Bisaria, ex-Indian High Commissioner in Pak has released his new book 'Anger Management: The Troubled Diplomatic Relationship between Ind-Pak

An eventful memoir

The book is a study of diplomatic engagement between the 2 rival nations during his tenure between 2017-20 where he has made several revelations.

No response from Delhi

After getting info about '9 missiles' being aimed at Pak in 2019, in 'interest of peace' PM tried reaching out to PM Modi at midnight, but that fail

'Release of Abhinandan'

Book claims that Khan’s govt was 'spooked' by India’s coercive diplomacy and consequently agreed to hand over wing commander Abhinandan Varthaman

'ISI tipped off India in 2019'

Bisariya in his book said 'ISI tipped off India about al-Qaeda plot to carry out an attack in Kashmir in June 2019, which turned out to be genuine'

Imran Khan's downfall

He also claimed that Art. 370's abrogation was one of the major reasons for Khan's ouster. He writes, 'As Pak army turned neutral, Khan floundered.

'Real reason' behind Agra Summit failure

The 2001 Agra summit aimed at resolving issues between Ind-Pak, Bisariya said, failed due to Musharraf's insistence on linking all issues to Kashmir.