India-Pakistan Spy Tale of Betrayal and Revenge

India Pakistan

Title: 'The Wagah Conspiracy'

Subtitle: A Border, a Betrayal, and the Spy Who Played Both Sides

Prologue: The Body at the Border

On a foggy winter morning in December 2022, BSF constable Arjun Singh spotted something unusual near the Wagah-Attari border—a body slumped against the barbed wire fence, dressed in civilian clothes, a single gunshot wound to the head. No ID, no papers. Just a crumpled note in the pocket with two words: 'Operation Zinnia.'

What followed was an investigation that would expose a web of espionage, betrayal, and a spy who had played India and Pakistan against each other for years.

Chapter 1: The Ghost Agent

Indian intelligence had long suspected a high-level mole leaking secrets to Pakistan’s ISI. Codenamed 'Zinnia,' this informant had been responsible for the exposure of multiple RAW operatives in Lahore and the foiling of a critical counter-terror operation in Kashmir.

But when Indian investigators dug deeper, they found something more shocking—Zinnia wasn’t working for Pakistan. They were playing both sides.

Chapter 2: The Double Game

The dead man was identified as Major Aditya Khanna (retd.), a former military intelligence officer discharged in 2018 for 'disciplinary reasons.' Officially, he was a disgraced soldier. Unofficially? He had been reactivated as a deep-cover asset.

Khanna’s mission: infiltrate a notorious arms smuggling ring operating across the Punjab border. But somewhere along the way, he had gone rogue.

Intercepted communications between ISI handlers revealed that Khanna had been feeding false intelligence to Pakistan—misleading them into raids on their own informants, even sabotaging a major terror plot in Amritsar.

Why? Because Khanna wasn’t just working for India. He was settling a personal score.

Chapter 3: The Vengeance Plot

Five years earlier, Khanna’s younger sister, Priya, had been killed in a cross-border militant attack—one that was allegedly facilitated by an ISI officer named Colonel Rizwan Malik.

Khanna’s secret mission wasn’t just about stopping smugglers. It was about destroying Malik.

By posing as a traitor, Khanna had gained Malik’s trust, then systematically fed him bad intel, leading to the arrest (and execution) of key ISI assets. But Malik wasn’t a fool. When he realized he’d been played, he set a trap.

The body at Wagah was the endgame.

Chapter 4: The Unanswered Questions

Who really killed Khanna? The gunshot was point-blank—an execution. Did Malik order the hit, or did someone in RAW silence him to avoid an international scandal?

What was 'Operation Zinnia'? Was it Khanna’s personal vendetta, or was there a darker, sanctioned agenda?

How many other double agents are still out there?

Indian and Pakistani officials quietly closed the case. No press releases. No diplomatic incidents. Just another unnamed corpse at the border—another shadow in the long, bloody game between two nations.

Epilogue: The Spy Who Never Was

Today, Major Aditya Khanna’s file remains classified. In India, he’s a forgotten soldier. In Pakistan, a nameless traitor.

But in the intelligence circles of both countries, one question lingers:

What if the next Zinnia isn’t working for either side?

THE END…?

(Based on real-life spy networks and unsolved border incidents. Names and operations fictionalized for narrative.)

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