New Delhi: Pakistani journalist Nusrat Mirza, who came to India during the rule of the Congress-led UPA government, has made a surprising claim. In an interview with a YouTuber, Shakeel Chaudhary, he said that he visited India several times between 2005 and 2011 and collected the information and conveyed it to the Pakistani intelligence agency ISI. Mirza also spoke about the 2010 tour. He claimed that there were 56 Muslim MPs in India at that time, who are his friends and were very helpful.

Why has the possible funnelling of #RajyaSabhaTV funds by Hamid Ansari into the Islamist-Commie portal The Wire, not been investigated? @AmitShah @PiyushGoyal https://t.co/m2gjO22ik1

— Sankrant Sanu सानु संक्रान्त ਸੰਕ੍ਰਾਂਤ ਸਾਨੁ (@sankrant) July 11, 2022

He said that in India, he had come to attend a seminar on terrorism. The then Vice President Hamid Ansari had sent him an invitation. He said that the last time he came to India was in 2011 and then met Zafarul Islam Khan, the publisher of Milli's gazette. He claimed that during his visit to India, he gathered a lot of information and later gave it to the ISI. Mirza also pointed out that he was also provided with a variety of facilities from the Pakistan Foreign Ministry. Normally, a Pakistani can go to three cities in India, but when he applied for a visa, he was given the concession to go to five cities.

Mirza said, "I have been to India five times. I also went to Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Patna and Kolkata. Expressing disappointment with the Pakistani leadership, Mirza said they ignore the work of experts. When a new chief comes, he wipes out the work of the full chief. Khurshid had told me to hand over whatever information he has received to General Kayani. General Kayani was the army chief of Pakistan at that time. Mirza further said that she gave information to Khurshid in place of Kayani and because of this, that information reached Kayani. Later, they kept getting calls and were asked to give more information about the same. They have a research wing. There is also information, they know India's weaknesses, but they don't use them.  

I was in Tehran, Iran n Hameed Ansari was ambassador in Tehran. Ansari had played a crucial role in exposing RAW set-up in Tehran endangering lives of RAW unit members. But this very man was made vice President for two consecutive terms.

— NK Sood (@rawnksood) June 28, 2019

The security of RAW agents is also at risk:-

Hamid Ansari is also accused of endangering the security of agents of the country's intelligence agency RAW. The country's former RAW official, N.K. Sood revealed, "I was in Tehran (Iran) and Hamid Ansari was the ambassador to Tehran. Ansari was instrumental in endangering the lives of raw unit members in Tehran and exposing the RAW set-up. But this person was made vice-president twice in a row.''

Hamid Ansari's loyalty was not to India:-

Hamid Ansari's leaders together had made a sensational revelation about him. Regarding Hamid Ansari, who spewed venom towards India at the Indian American Muslim Council (IAMC) event, Deepak Vohra, his junior and special adviser to the prime minister at the IFS, had said that an investigation into Hamid Ansari's foreign and Islamic links has already begun. He said "This warning has been given to the Government of India by many of our intelligence agencies that Hamid Ansari's priorities were never in favour of India. She was always associated with Islam and her honesty was visible in the neighbouring countries.''

Pakistani journalist Nusrat Mirza's shocking revelation has left former Vice President Hamid Ansari accused of siding with opponents of the country. Even after holding such a huge constitutional post in the country for 10 years (2007 to 2017), Hamid Ansari's threat to the security of the country at the hands of a Pakistani is posing a big question. Imagine, the person about whom the country's intelligence agencies are saying that their links have been with the hardcore Islamic groups, who are against the country, how much damage the person must have done to the country while he was vice-president for 10 years.  

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