I was inspired to write my book after watching Dhurandhar, says Guruprasad
D.V. Guruprasad's Kannada book, Paknalli Namma Dhurandhararu, was launched in Dharwad, highlighting the lives of Indian spies in Pakistan. The book discusses the severe risks and sacrifices faced by these operatives, including torture and imprisonment. Guruprasad drew inspiration from Hindi films and his own experiences in intelligence to shed light on the often-overlooked contributions of these individuals.
- ▪The book was released by Major Siddalingayya Hiremath, who emphasized the dangers faced by Indian spies in Pakistan.
- ▪Guruprasad's work is dedicated to the unsung heroes who prioritize national interest over personal safety.
- ▪He highlighted the psychological and physical challenges that spies endure, even after returning home.
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Kannada book Paknalli Namma Dhurandhararu, authored by the former Director-General of Police D.V. Guruprasad, was released in Dharwad on Sunday.Major Siddalingayya Hiremath (retired) released the Kannada book that speaks of the lives of some Indian spies who suffered torture, imprisonment and death in Pakistan.“Indian spies operating in Pakistan face unimaginable risks as espionage between the two neighbouring countries is treated as a grave national security offence,” Major Hiremath said.“Indian operatives caught in Pakistan are often branded as terrorists or saboteurs and subjected to brutal torture, long imprisonment and even death sentences.
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