The Indian Spy Who Became a Major in Pakistan's Army | Ravindra Kaushik

The Indian Spy Who Became a Major in Pakistan's Army | Ravindra Kaushik Ravindra Kaushik was a young theatre artist from Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan, until India's intelligence agency RAW recruited him for one of the most daring undercover missions in its history. Codenamed "Black Tiger," he crossed into Pakistan under a new identity and, according to most accounts, rose to the rank of Major in the Pakistan Army. As Nabi Ahmed Shakir, Kaushik studied law in Karachi, joined the army and is said to have passed vital intelligence to India for years. Then in 1983, his cover was blown. What followed was nearly two decades in Pakistani prisons and a death in a Multan jail in 2001, far from home and never officially acknowledged. This is the story of India's Black Tiger. In this video: 🎭 How a theatre artist became a RAW agent 🕵️ The making of Nabi Ahmed Shakir 🎖️ Rising through the ranks of the Pakistan Army 💥 How his cover was blown ⛓️ His years in prison and his final letters home 🇮🇳 The legacy of the Black Tiger 👉 Subscribe for more untold stories of spies, soldiers and secret missions. 💬 Had you heard of the Black Tiger before this? Tell us in the comments. Many details of Ravindra Kaushik's life come from family accounts and media reports and have not been officially confirmed. #RavindraKaushik #BlackTiger #IndianSpy #RAWAgent #SpyStory