Archive · 19 Dec 2025

Intelligence Officer Reveals 26/11 Conspiracies in New Book

Intelligence Officer Reveals 26/11 Conspiracies in New Book

A new book by an Intelligence Bureau officer and authors Prabhakar Aloka and Nikhil Ravi talks about the secret plans that led to the 26/11 Mumbai attacks.

The book explains how a project called the Karachi Project used regular mobile phones to communicate, making it hard for Indian intelligence to detect.

The terrorists used normal SIM cards bought through fake identities to avoid being caught.

Indian intelligence found out about this and set up a plan to monitor these SIM cards, which helped them listen in on the terrorists' conversations during the 26/11 attacks.

The book shows how the terrorists and intelligence agencies worked during this time.

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