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- 2. FRONTIER POST OFPESHAWAR
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- 4. PREVIEW PART I GENESISOF ISI GROWTH UNDER VARIOUS REGIMES ORG OF ISI ISI PSY ISI DESIGN PART II ISI ACTIVITIES IN CC THEATRE PART III COUNTER MEASURES
- 5. FOUNDED IN1948 BY BRITISH ARMY OFFR MAJ GEN R CAWTHOME . CONCEIVED AS PART OF MIL EST INTENDED TO COMBINE AND COORD INT SETUPS OF THE SERVICES. UNLIKE OTHER COUNTRIES – TOP AND MIDDLE RUNG OFFRS DRAWN FROM MIL EST. CHIEF DESIGNATED AS DG ( SERVING LT GEN ). 3 DDG UNDER THE DG – ONE EACH FROM THREE SERVICES. GENESIS OF ISI
- 6. UNDER AYUB KHAN(1948-1971) BEEFED UP AS A POL ESPG AGENCY. SIDELINED IB AFTER 1965. UNDER ZULFIKAR ALI BHUTTO (1972-1977) LOST IMP, RELEGATED TO SIDELINES. UNDER GEN ZIA -UL –HAQUE (1977-1988) ZIA’S MISTRUST FOR CIV INT AGENCIES – TOTAL RELIANCE ON ISI. DRAMATIC UPLIFT WITH US COALITION TO CHECKMATE USSR IN AFGHANISTAN (1979). GROWTH UNDER VARIOUS REGIMES
- 7. UNCHECKED, UNAUDITEDACCESS TO VAST RESERVOIR OF ARMS , AMN AND FINANCES MEANT FOR USE AGAINST RUSSIA QUIETLY DIVERTED FOR NEFARIOUS DESIGNS AGAINST INDIA. INITIATION OF K-2 POLICY. PERFECT INSTR OF TERRORISM – INTERNATIONAL REACH . GROWTH UNDER VARIOUS REGIMES
- 8. UNDER BENAZIR BHUTTO(1988-90 & 1993-96) ATTEMPTS TO DOWN SCALE THE STATUS AND ROLE OF ISI VIS A VIS THE IB. ISI ROLE MARGINALIZED. IB STR INCR 3 TIMES AND BUDGET 4 TIMES.
- 9. UNDER NAWAZ SHARIEF(1990-93 & 1996-99) PRESTIGE OF ORG RESTORED. UNDER GEN MUSHARRAF (1999 – Till Date) BEST OF TIMES FOR ISI. LT GEN MEHMOOD AHMED DG ISI - FORMER GOC 10 CORPS (RAWAL PINDI). - MASTER MINDED HIJACKING OF IA FLIGHT IC 814 - KARGIL - 1999. LT GEN EHSAN -UL -HAQ APPOINTED DG ISI POST 9/11. LT GEN ASHFAQ PARVEZ KAYANI APPOINTED DG ISI WEF 07 OCT 04.
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- 11. ISI (DG - LTGEN) DDG (POLITICAL) DDG (EXTERNAL) DDG (ADM & MISC) (MAJ GEN) (MAJ GEN) (MAJ GEN) DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR JT INT (MISC) JT INT (X) JT INT JT INT SIG JT INT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR BUREAU BUREAU NORTH OPS ADM DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR (SVL) (EXTERNAL (PM SECTT) (ASIA, POLITICAL) EUROPE & MID- EAST) DD DD DD DD JT INT COMN PHOTO WIRELESS TECH MONITORING COMN AD AD AD AD AD LABOUR STUDENT POLITICAL TERRORISM VIP SECURITY
- 12. ADDL DIR SPEC TASK OPSBUREAU COORD CONT OF ACTIVITIES IN INDIA ASSISTANCE FOR TERRORIST ACTIVITIES AFGHAN CELL FOREIGN BUREAUK CELL JOINT INT NORTH I CELL
- 13. CONDUCTS ESPGIN FOREIGN COUNTRIES OPs ARE CONTROLLED :- DIRECTLY FROM HEADQUARTERS THROUGH AGENTS INDIRECTLY THROUGH STAFF POSTED ABROAD UNDER COVER ASSIGNMENTS OFFENSIVE INT OPS JOINT INT MISC
- 14. LARGEST WGSERVES AS THE SECTT. COORD FOR OTHER WGS AND FD ORG. PREP INT APPRE AND THREAT PERCEPTION. FINANCIAL AND ADM SP TO THE ORG. JOINT INT X
- 15. DEFENCE SERVICESINTELLIGENCE ACADEMY (OJHRI) PROVIDES TRAINING TO ISI CADRES. MILITARY LIAISON SECTION CLOSE LIAISON WITH OTHER AGENCIES. REP ALL CIV SECURITY AGENCIES, PARA MIL ORG, FEDERAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES AND PASSPORT & IMMIGRATION DTE. SPECIAL WINGS
- 16. ORG OF REGIONALISI BUREAU REGIONAL ISI BUREAU OPS COORD WG LGS SUPPORT PSYCHOLOGICAL DEPT INCHARGE COMPUTER & RECORDS OPS STAFF TRG DEPT WPN DEPT PUB RELATION & RELIGION DEPT SUPPLY WG INT UNITS TPT DEPT TPT BASE WKSP COMN & RADIO DEPT PUBLICATION & DISTR OF PUBLICITY MATERIAL PROPO- GANDA DEPT CO - COL COL LT COL LT COLLT COL CDR - BRIG
- 17. ORG PAK INTUNITS CORPS INT BN COMMANDED BY COL. BRICK SYS. FIU APPROX SEC STR LOC ALONG LC/IB OP ROLE - OPS AND TAC INT. IN SP OF TERRORISTS - SPOTTING OF RECTS FOR TRG CAMPS. - ORG GUIDES,TPT ETC FOR TERRORISTS INFILT INTO INDIA.
- 18. PERS FROMALL THREE SERVICES DEPUTATION FROM POLICE, PMF & SPECIALIST UNITS TOTAL STR APPROXIMATELY 25,000 STR AND PERSONNEL
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- 20. KEEP INDIADESTABILISED. NEUTR CONVENTIONAL SUPERIORITY OF INDIAN ARMED FORCES OVER PAK. KEEP IA OCCUPIED WITH IS DUTIES - TWO EXTRA DIV AT NO COST. PREVENT INDIA FROM EMERGING AS REGIONAL MIL & ECONOMIC POWER . WEAKENING OF INDIAN STATE AND SUBVERTING ITS RELATIONS WITH SAARC COUNTRIES. PAK ISI PSYCHOLOGY
- 21. LEADERSHIP OFISLAMIC BLOC WHILE AVOIDING ANY DIRECT CONFRONTATION WITH USA. NOT TO OFFEND US ON TERRORISM DJINN. CATCH 22. ROLE OF FUNDAMENTALISTS GIVING THE FUNDAMENTALISTS A HIGHER OBJ. PAK ISI PSYCHOLOGY
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- 23. AN ISLAMICCOUNTRY – DINIA. - BENGAL, ASSAM - BANG-E-ISLAM. - BIHAR - FARUQISTAN - UP - HAIDARISTAN. - RAJASTHAN - MUINISTAN. - HYDERABAD - OSMANISTAN. - MALABAR - MOPALISTAN.
- 24. ISI MOTHER OF TERRORISM •DIRECT SP. – JKLF. – HM. – HUA. – HUJI. – HUM. – LET. – JEM. – AL-BADR. • INDIRECT SP. – MAOIST. – NSCN. – UNLF. – PLA. – ULFA. – BLT.
- 25. DIVERSION OFFOREIGN AID FOR AFGHANISTAN ZAKAT COLLECTION. NARCOTICS-TRADE FAKE CURRENCY RACKETS IN INDIA RELIEF TRUSTS ABROAD ARMS DEALS GOVT FUNDING FUNDS AMERICA SAUDI ARABIA OIC CIA ISI
- 27. ISI ACTIVITIES INCOMD THEATRE
- 28. CENTRAL INDIA MADHYA PRADESH UTTARPRADESH NEPAL BIHAR JHARKHAND CHATTISGARH UTTARANCHAL ORISSA
- 29. PECULIARITIES OF CCTHEATRE GEO. POROUS BORDER WITH NEPAL. PROXIMITY WITH BANGLADESH. DEMOGRAPHY. MAJ THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTIONS • DAR-UL-ULOOM. • MARKAZ –E- DAWA. • MUSLIM PERS LAW BD. • TABLIGH – E – JAMAAT. POL. CASTE AND CREED EXPL. WORST ADMINISTERED STATES.
- 30. PECULIARITIES OF CCTHEATRE EDN. ECO. SENSITIVE MIL/ ORD/ LGS INSTNS IN THE AREA. VITAL COMN LINKS PASS THROUGH AOR. NO OF ARMY PERS HAILING FROM THE AREA.
- 31. • SAFE SANCTUARY– PERS, WPNS AND EXPLS. • NURSERY FOR RECT- MADARASAS. • FRACTURED MANDATE OF POL PARTIES. • APPEASEMENT POLICY OF POL PARTIES. • CROSS BORDER MOV OF PERS – RELATIVES / MARRIAGES. FALLOUTS OF PECULIARITIES
- 32. • WHIP UPCOMMUNAL RIOTS – AYODHYA, KRISHNA- JANM-BHOOMI, GYANVYAPI MOSQUE. • MAOISTS, NAXALITES AND PVT ARMIES. FALLOUTS OF PECULIARITIES
- 33. • FEELING OFINSECURITY. • MOTIVATED AND TRAINED MODULES TO CREATE MAYHEM AT SHORT NOTICE - ANY TIME ANY WHERE. • NEPAL – ARMS, AMN AND EXPL. – COLLECTION OF INT. – FAKE CURRENCY. – EASY ENTRY. FALLOUTS OF PECULIARITIES
- 34. YEAR ARRESTS 2001 ISIAGENTS - 4 JEM - 8 LET - 3 HM - 4 2002 ISI AGENTS - 28 JEM - 4 LET - 8 HM - 10 AL BADR - 7 ISI ACTIVITIES IN UP 2001- AUG 06
- 35. YEAR ARRESTS 2003 ISIAGENTS - 6 JEM - 3 LET - 3 HM - 4 2004 ISI AGENTS - 10 JEM - 7 LET - 6 HM - 1 AL BADR - 4
- 36. YEAR ARRESTS 2005 ISIAGENTS - 8 JEM - 3 LET - 14 HM - 1 2006 ISI AGENTS - 10 JEM - 7 LET - 6 HUJI - 4 TOTALTOTAL ISI - 66ISI - 66 TERRORISTS - 109TERRORISTS - 109
- 37. CHANGED MODUS OPERANDI •SMALL CELLS. • AUTONOMOUS. • SELF MOTIVATED. • INNOVATIVE USE OF EXPL DEVICES. • SUICIDE SQUADS. • SELECTION OF TGTS. - MASS DESTRUCTION. - NO HOLD BARS. • USE OF COMN BOOM. • INTERNATIONALISATION. • UNLIMITED FUNDS. • MAFIA NEXUS.
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- 40. INTERROGATIVES How ?How ? Why?Why ? Where ?Where ? Who ?Who ? What ?What ? When ?When ?
- 41. • Analyze • Predict • Prevent • Determine existence,nature, and degree of threat • Profile of Tgt. • Recommend specific counter measures to specific threat INT FUNCTIONS • Intelligence Collection IM INT HUM INT Assess activities Iden grey areas Predict probability Lowest level Timely • Intelligence Analysis • Intelligence Dissemination • Counter Measures SIG INT HUM INT
- 42. SECURITY • SECURITY OFMEN. • SECURITY OF MTRL. • SECURITY OF INFO. • SECURITY OF OPS.
- 43. PHYSICAL SECURITY PREVENTION (INTELLIGENCE) TARGET CRISIS MGT FOUR STGS OFCOUNTER INTELLIGENCE
- 44. INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION •INVESTIGATION HELPS TO FIND OUT OWN WEAKNESSES. • REVEALS MODUS OPERANDI OF THE PERPETRATORS. • EXEMPLARY PUNISHMENT WOULD ACT AS A DETERRENT.
- 45. COUNTER MEASURES MACRO LEVEL •A COHESIVE AND COMPREHENSIVE NATIONAL POLICY. • CLEAR, CONSISTENT AND DECISIVE DIRECTIONS. • TRANSLATE DIRECTIONS INTO ACTIONS. • COORD OF ALL INT AGENCIES AT VARIOUS LEVELS. • SHED IMAGE OF BEING SOFT STATE.
- 46. • STRINGENT LAWS,FAST TRACK COURTS, VERDICT WITHIN MONTHS IF NOT WEEKS. • CLOSE CO-OP WITH OTHER COUNTRIES. SHARE INFO, JT OPS, EXTRADITION TREATY. • TERRORISM – LAW AND ORDER PROBLEM. • BETTER TRAINED AND WELL EQUIPPED PMF AND POLICE. • RESPONSIBILITY OF ONE AND ALL – GET UP AND GET COUNTED.
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- 48. VULNERABLE PERS • BORDERAREAS. • AREAS AFFECTED BY TERRORISM. • PERS WHILE TRAVELLING. • CILQ. • FINANCIAL DEBT. • FOND OF GOOD LIVING. • MORE THAN NORMAL RELIGIOUS LEANINGS. • PEER PRESSURE. • RELATIVES STAYING ABROAD- UAE, SAUDI, PAK. • DEEMS INJUSTICE DONE. • ALTRUISTS.
- 49. PROFILE OF APERS INVOVED • REMAINS ALOOF/ EXTRA SOCIAL. • INCREASED VISITORS. • FINANCIAL DEALINGS. • FREQUENT LVE / EXTENSIONS. • TELE CALLS. • STD OF LIVING. • SHIFTY CHARACTER. • HIGH IQ. • EXTRA EFFICIENT. • UNEXPLAINABLE ABSENCE. • WORKING LONG HOURS. • VICES? • MAINT A DIARY.
- 50. As offrs,must know the habits of pers under comd. Encourage own tps to promptly report any attempts by a suspicious pers to est links. Discourage clks working after office hours/without supervision Discreet watch on pers asking for lve too frequently. Strict cont on reproduction/ copier facilities. Destr of ‘obsolete’ docus be supervised. Check pers known to be financially embarrassed. Use Sainik Sammelans to disseminate en’s modus COUNTER MEASURES
- 51. • Briefing anddebriefing of lve parties. • Cultivate confidence of tps in superiors and the system. • Intro Buddy Sys. • Periodical inspections of cl docu be done properly. • Ensure proper handing/taking over drills at all levels. • Incorporate security trg in normal trg.
- 52. • Surprise checksmust be enforced. • Prophylactic svl of pers holding sensitive appts. • Have Unit Security Standing Orders updated whenever warranted.