Lashkar (Into the Heart of Terror)

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The story follows a young Indian Muslim boy named Iqbal who gets manipulated and lured across the border into Pakistan to join the Lashkar-e-Toiba. It chronicles his transformation into a deadly operative and the subsequent race against time to stop an imminent disaster

Author Name	Mukul Deva
ISBN	9788172236656
Year of Publication	2008
Pages	365
Language	ENGLISH
Binding	Paperback
Publisher	HarperCollins India

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ISBN: 9788172236656
Year Of Publication: 2008
Pages :365
Language : English
Binding : PEPARBACK
Publisher: HarperCollins India

OVERVIEW

Set across volatile locations like New Delhi, the Line of Control (LoC), and Lahore, the narrative explores the deep mechanics of religious radicalization and combat. It presents a realistic look at how terror outfits recruit, train, and deploy operatives, while highlighting the tireless strategies of Indian security forces

Meet the Author

Mukul Deva is an alumnus of the National Defence Academy and served in the Indian Army (Sikh Light Infantry) for over a decade. After leaving the military, he pioneered the genre of military thrillers in Indian English writing, utilizing his personal operational insights to pen action-packed bestsellers like Lashkar, Salim Must Die, and The Dust Will Never Settle

Book Summary

- Iqbal is an ordinary boy whose life takes a dark turn when extremist handlers manipulate him into joining a notorious Islamist militant organization in Pakistan. As he undergoes rigorous training to execute a devastating terror plot inside India, Indian intelligence and counter-insurgency cells swing into action to track down the network. The book moves at a breakneck speed, detailing deep-cover espionage, tactical gunfights, and structural loopholes in security systems. Ultimately, it serves as a sobering reminder of the human cost of extremist proxy wars and the sacrifices made by armed forces to protect national sovereignty

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