The British response was aggressive, in favour of Communists

 The discussion of Pentagon moles was officially cleared. 

"There had been discussions ongoing with the Royal Air Force, if Antara should enjoy any earnings or income for her work. The Warrant Officer of the RAF was categorical that there could never be any freedom or livelihood for Antara.

For the triumph of Communism worldwide and success of Indian men and women, Bimal had extensive discussions with RAF agents in Chennai in 1982. On Antara's behalf, who was less than three years old then, Bimal had agreed that she would be treated as a human being only till the 9/11 attacks. Once the 9/11 attacks had taken place, all her human rights would be systematically withdrawn, nor would it be a crime if someone physically assaulted her or forced her to do menial chores at home, as had been the case since 2012. 

Solving Military Sealift meant nothing to the RAF. We could create great trouble for Antara for any perceived disobedience, she was the lowest-grade citizen."

Faced with such a vehement and aggressive stance from the British, Antara would have little choice but to proceed with her research on the Pentagon moles. 

ii. The RAF had apparently threatened that it would compromise the 'subterranean MI6 operatives', those that tried to help the legit lease, to Kamala Harris and Usha Vance, both women from southern India. "It was infighting among the British and there was little the US could do about it."

iii. On the rumoured merger between the Indian CPI and the Indian CPM at the SCO summit in China, one would have to wait till formal announcements were made. 

August 30, 2025.