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Indian investigative journalist Yatish Yadav, through his new book, talks about how RAW recruited close aides of Iranian President Rafsanjani to dismantle Pakistan's evil propaganda war. In the book, Yadav reveals how India had always followed the policy of non-alignment and talk about the India-US-Shah ties were part of a propaganda war launched by inimical forces including Pakistan to widen the rift between India and Iran.
India's relationship with Iran turned hostile after Ayatollah Khomeini-led movement forced the Shah of Iran in 1979 to step down and seek shelter elsewhere to survive. Once a close friend, Iran then viewed India as a power that had supported the Shah's rule and was siding with the USA and other western powers. This walled the Indian diplomats for almost four years, which is when the Indian spy agency stepped in to salvage the situation and had recruited several key aides of Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, then the head of Majlis who later took over as Iran's 4th President in 1989, Yadav writes in his book.