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Let Bhutto Eat Grass
Let Bhutto Eat Grass | Shaunak Agarkhedkar
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Captain Sablok may have found a Pakistani spy. It is 1974. Four months have passed since India tested a nuclear weapon. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Pakistan's Prime Minister, is desperate. But Pakistan cannot build nuclear weapons for itself. Sablok thinks the spy is stealing nuclear secrets. But the evidence is weak, and Sablok's reputation is less than stellar. The Section Chief tells him to drop the investigation. Instead, Sablok enlists the aid of a washed-up Case Officer named Arora. With Malathi, the Indian spy at The Hague, doing most of the legwork. they are in a race against time to identify the Pakistani spy. They must stop the ISI.
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Of grizzled sergeants and callow second lieutenants.
‘Havildar‘ is a rank in the Indian Army equivalent to ‘Sergeant‘.

Let Bhutto Eat Grass
#spy #thriller #military #india

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“Let Bhutto Eat Grass” - a 1970s Spy Thriller
#spy #spybooks #thriller #spynovel #espionage