India’s Mossad Link: Why Iran Needs to Rethink Its Alliances

A major operation by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards near Chabahar Port led to the arrest of 141 agents connected to Mossad, including 121 Indian nationals, which indicates India’s significant involvement in espionage activities inside Iran and its link to Mossad.

This isn’t the first time such an incident has occurred. Just weeks earlier, 72 Indian nationals were detained amid ongoing conflicts, revealing a clear pattern of India’s covert efforts to destabilize the region—not just against Pakistan but now targeting Iran as well.

The seizure of encrypted files, secret communication tools, and ties to militant groups like the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and Baloch Youth Council (BYC) should force Tehran to question India’s so-called “friendship.” What has emerged is a betrayal hidden behind diplomatic relations and trade agreements.

India’s claim of “strategic autonomy” is misleading; it serves as a regional proxy for Mossad, conducting secret operations even within allied countries like Iran. The arrest of 121 Indians on Iranian territory is not a mere diplomatic error but a serious breach of Iran’s sovereignty.

The discovery of “Project Gidon-Esha” documents at Chabahar confirms India’s collaboration with Israel in fueling terrorism in Balochistan. India’s intelligence agency RAW is implicated in money laundering, arms supply, and running digital propaganda networks, all exposed through Iranian cyber investigations.

India presents itself as a trade partner of Iran while using shell companies based in Mumbai to finance anti-Iranian groups like the BYC. Notably, Rajesh Singh, also known as “Ramzan,” an Indian chief financial officer, transferred $3.2 million to undermine both Iran and Pakistan, while masquerading as a technology exporter.

Indians working under Mossad’s guidance have broken Iran’s trust, proving that Delhi’s loyalties lie with Tel Aviv rather than Tehran. As Iran strives for regional autonomy, India is covertly expanding Israeli influence right within Iranian borders.

Through funding fake human rights initiatives and arming separatist militants, India is engaged in a long-term strategy of deception in West Asia. For Iran to safeguard its strategic interests, it must reconsider allowing Indian activities in sensitive areas such as Chabahar.

Ultimately, Tehran needs to ask: Is India truly a partner, or is it a parasite serving Western and Zionist interests?

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