Force to leave

Since the year 2014, Yadava started coming close to Karachi-based terrorist Ujayir Baloch. Ujair, who was once a close friend of Pakistan army, was forced to leave the country in 2013. Since 1987, Uzair has had an Iranian passport and did not live permanently in the garbage. Yadav, who lived in his house next to his nephew Jalal Baloch, paid their money in exchange for information. The Pakistan army insists that since RAW has raided at least five arms shipment from Baloch rebels in 2014, Yadav said. Although the matter is not completely clear.

(Pakistani intelligence agency) after harboring the relationship with the ISI, Iran has sheltered Uzair Baloch. In an investigation document of Pakistan, it has been found that, in connection with the Ujayi Spies, they provided secret information to foreign officials and agents and design of Pakistani military installations. However, the supplies he provided were of low quality.
Last year Ujayr Baloch was arrested in Abu Dhabi on a war footing of Interpol, after which he was handed over to Pakistan. According to Pakistani officials, it is learned that Ujari is interrogated by informing about the unidentified persons working in ISI chassis. In April of 017, in a court in Karachi, Ujair testified, recognizing the relationship with Kulabhushan Yadav and the Iranian intelligence. How much of the case of Yadub's case will be settled, it justifies Ujair's accountability.
In the Pakistani media, although he was told about the terrorist activities of Yadava, he was sentenced to death by a military court under the Privacy Act. According to that law, there is provision for execution if there is any information that a person can directly and indirectly use to the enemies.

Pakistani sources said that after the arrest of Yadub, it was decided to accuse him of being involved in terrorist activities. It is to be noted that Yadav's first confessional video published by the Pakistan army, while describing India's terrorist activities, is not directly related to whether he is involved directly or not. Sarataz Aziz, foreign policy adviser to Pakistan (then) Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, said in Parliament in April of the year 2017, there was no convincing evidence in the file prepared by the intelligence agency for the government. The information contained in it is not enough.

But the secret documents that Pakistan has presented in the International Court of Justice has names of 13 senior Indian officers who assisted in the work of Yadav. Earlier in a letter to the Indian government, Pakistan has sought cooperation in the investigation process and told to speedy trial.

The government's top-level sources said that the names of National Security Advisor Ajit Daval and former and chief Alok Joshi are mentioned in those two files. It is an effort to keep parallel between Yadav's involvement and involvement in Pakistan's involvement in terror attacks in India. A former intelligence officer said, "It is an effort to show Indian spy like the like of the Mumbai attacks. Although Yadav's job only made the events of importance to these events. If he really is a navy officer, that means there are many problems in our espionage, which needs to be fixed.