The late R.K. Mishra, editor of Patriot, founder of Observer Research Foundation, used to tell a delicious story about Indira Gandhi whom he knew well. Indira Gandhi suspected the three of being American moles. A parallel investigation, though inconclusive, had caused Indira Gandhi sufficient anxieties to take quick action. Peter Hazelhurst, The Times of London correspondent, described Indira Gandhi herself as “slightly left of self-interest”. Adam’s point was that an Indian press contingent with its easy access would be the most well informed in the Soviet capital.

Source: Ethiopian News August 30, 2020 14:48 UTC