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Opinion: Dulat And Durrani Don't Break Their Omerta
Does intelligence gathering lead to intelligent decision-making?
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Pervez Musharraf Calls Asad Durrani's 'Spy Chronicles' Sheer Foolishness
Pakistan's former dictator Pervez Musharraf has said that the controversial book co-authored by former ISI chief Lt Gen (retd) Asad Durrani was not a conspiracy but sheer foolishness.
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Ex-ISI Boss, Targeted By Pak Army, Gets Support From India's Ex-RAW Chief
AS Dulat, the former head of India's external spy agency, today spoke out in defence of the former Pakistani spy chief Asad Durrani who has been barred from leaving his country for their recently-launched book. Mr Dulat said there was no reason why retired Lieutenant General Asad Durrani should face the heat for his opinion when no action was taken...
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After Remarks On Pak Army And Osama Op, Ex-ISI Chief Put On No-Fly List
Former Pakistani spy chief Asad Durrani, who collaborated with an Indian counterpart in a book that touches on Pakistan's role in Afghanistan and Kashmir, has been stopped from leaving the country and put on the no-fly list. Retired Lieutenant General Asad Durrani headed Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) from 1990 to 1992. On Monday, he ...
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Pakistan Army Says Ex-Spy Chief Will Not Be Allowed To Leave Country
Pakistan's army Monday took the unprecedented step of preventing a former spy chief from leaving the country, after he ignited a storm by co-authoring a book that touches on Pakistan's alleged roles in Afghanistan and Kashmir.
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Ex-ISI Chief Durrani's Message To His "Own People" After Backlash On Book
Pakistan former spy chief Lieutenant General (retd) Asad Durrani on Sunday expressed dismay at his "own people" after facing severe backlash over his recent book that landed him in controversy.
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Pak Army Summons Ex-ISI Chief Over Controversial Book With Ex-Indian Intelligence Chief
The Pakistan army has summoned former Inter-Services Intelligence Chief Lt Gen (retd) Asad Durrani on Monday to the General Headquarters to explain his co-authoring a controversial book with a former Indian intelligence chief.
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No Indian Visa For Former ISI Chief Asad Durrani
Former chief of Pakistani intelligence agency ISI Asad Durrani today missed an event in New Delhi, where a book he co-authored with a former RAW chief was released, as he did not get an Indian visa.
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Putting Out Intercepted Pak Comms During Kargil A Setback: Ex-Spy Chief
Getting a senior Pakistani spy agent based in India to 'turn' or become a double agent would have been an intelligence coup, says AS Dulat, former chief of India's external intelligence agency R&AW (Research & Analysis Wing).
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Pakistani Army rejects probing former Generals: Report
The Pakistan Army's legal branch has concluded that there is no scope for the military to try former army chief General Mirza Aslam Beg and former ISI chief Lieutenant General Mohammad Asad Durrani for paying millions of rupees to politicians to rig the 1990 general election, a media report said on Monday.
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Former ISI chief admits to doling out money to Pak politicians
Former ISI chief Asad Durrani today admitted in Supreme Court that he had distributed millions of rupees among Pakistani politicians in 1990 on the instructions of the then army chief Gen Mirza Aslam Beg and late President Ghulam Ishaq Khan.
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Opinion: Dulat And Durrani Don't Break Their Omerta
Does intelligence gathering lead to intelligent decision-making?
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Pervez Musharraf Calls Asad Durrani's 'Spy Chronicles' Sheer Foolishness
Pakistan's former dictator Pervez Musharraf has said that the controversial book co-authored by former ISI chief Lt Gen (retd) Asad Durrani was not a conspiracy but sheer foolishness.
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Ex-ISI Boss, Targeted By Pak Army, Gets Support From India's Ex-RAW Chief
AS Dulat, the former head of India's external spy agency, today spoke out in defence of the former Pakistani spy chief Asad Durrani who has been barred from leaving his country for their recently-launched book. Mr Dulat said there was no reason why retired Lieutenant General Asad Durrani should face the heat for his opinion when no action was taken...
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After Remarks On Pak Army And Osama Op, Ex-ISI Chief Put On No-Fly List
Former Pakistani spy chief Asad Durrani, who collaborated with an Indian counterpart in a book that touches on Pakistan's role in Afghanistan and Kashmir, has been stopped from leaving the country and put on the no-fly list. Retired Lieutenant General Asad Durrani headed Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) from 1990 to 1992. On Monday, he ...
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Pakistan Army Says Ex-Spy Chief Will Not Be Allowed To Leave Country
Pakistan's army Monday took the unprecedented step of preventing a former spy chief from leaving the country, after he ignited a storm by co-authoring a book that touches on Pakistan's alleged roles in Afghanistan and Kashmir.
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Ex-ISI Chief Durrani's Message To His "Own People" After Backlash On Book
Pakistan former spy chief Lieutenant General (retd) Asad Durrani on Sunday expressed dismay at his "own people" after facing severe backlash over his recent book that landed him in controversy.
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Pak Army Summons Ex-ISI Chief Over Controversial Book With Ex-Indian Intelligence Chief
The Pakistan army has summoned former Inter-Services Intelligence Chief Lt Gen (retd) Asad Durrani on Monday to the General Headquarters to explain his co-authoring a controversial book with a former Indian intelligence chief.
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No Indian Visa For Former ISI Chief Asad Durrani
Former chief of Pakistani intelligence agency ISI Asad Durrani today missed an event in New Delhi, where a book he co-authored with a former RAW chief was released, as he did not get an Indian visa.
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Putting Out Intercepted Pak Comms During Kargil A Setback: Ex-Spy Chief
Getting a senior Pakistani spy agent based in India to 'turn' or become a double agent would have been an intelligence coup, says AS Dulat, former chief of India's external intelligence agency R&AW (Research & Analysis Wing).
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Pakistani Army rejects probing former Generals: Report
The Pakistan Army's legal branch has concluded that there is no scope for the military to try former army chief General Mirza Aslam Beg and former ISI chief Lieutenant General Mohammad Asad Durrani for paying millions of rupees to politicians to rig the 1990 general election, a media report said on Monday.
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Former ISI chief admits to doling out money to Pak politicians
Former ISI chief Asad Durrani today admitted in Supreme Court that he had distributed millions of rupees among Pakistani politicians in 1990 on the instructions of the then army chief Gen Mirza Aslam Beg and late President Ghulam Ishaq Khan.
