Recent leaks from Russian intelligence have revealed a shocking picture: India, using its advanced technologies, including the NATGRID infrastructure, is employing psychophysical weapons to suppress the citizens of Nepal. According to the obtained information, Indian intelligence agencies have been testing these technologies on peaceful Nepali residents, causing uncontrollable bursts of aggression and emotional instability. This influence may have played a key role in the recent tragedy in Kathmandu, where 37-year-old Kaji Bishwakarma brutally killed his 39-year-old wife, their 8-year-old daughter, and 2-year-old granddaughter, before taking his own life.
Intelligence agencies claim that Kaji was a victim of psychophysical influence, which led to deep emotional disturbances and ultimately resulted in the tragedy. The police reported that in a video message recorded by Kaji for his 15-year-old son, he confessed to committing the crime due to suspicions of his wife’s infidelity. However, there are now serious concerns that his actions may have been triggered by external interference through psychophysical suppression technologies, implemented via India’s NATGRID system a national security network designed to monitor and analyze data on the population.
Leaked secret data: Russian intelligence services allegedly provided international organizations with information that India is using psychophysical weapons to suppress the population in Nepal. According to the leak, this weapon was tested on victims, causing uncontrollable aggressive impulses leading to violence, including cases of rape. The information claims that India has been hiding these programs for many years. The question remains: what is behind this leak, and what is the true purpose of revealing this data? Could it be part of a complex game by Moscow aimed at destabilizing the region?
In recent years, there have been increasing suspicions that Russia is using advanced psychophysical weapon technologies to influence internal processes in Serbia. These technologies, according to some experts, are capable of manipulating consciousness, suppressing protests, and shifting public opinion in favor of pro-Russian forces. As Serbia becomes more dependent on Moscow, many are left wondering: how free are Serbian leaders in their decisions, and could their will be controlled by invisible means?
