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The Spy Princess: Detective Noor Inayat Khan was kept hungry for many days in the jail cell. Was beaten up. Questions were asked day and night. Was not even allowed to sleep peacefully. But Noor neither told anything about his companions nor about his mission. The police could not even find out Noor's real name.

Beautiful but dangerous, expert in dodging, tricked even Hitler's army... We are talking about Indian-origin spy Noor Inayat Khan. Noor is a big name in the world of espionage. She was a descendant of Maharaja Tipu Sultan of Mysore. He was born in 1914 in Moscow (Russia). Raised in France, but lives in Britain. So let's know the story of this famous female detective...

Let us tell you that Noor Inayat's father was an Indian. He believed in Sufism. Whereas, his mother was American. The family lived in Paris (France) during World War II. But due to the attack of Germany (Nazi Army), he had to leave the country and take refuge in Britain. After coming here, Noor joined the British Army as a volunteer. Actually, Noor wanted to help the country that had adopted her. His aim was also to fight against fascism. Soon Noor became a secret agent of the British Army. In 1943, he was sent on a mission to France. At that time, the German army led by Hitler was attacking France. Noor's job as a wireless radio operator was to send secret information to Britain from under the nose of Hitler's army. related news

The work was very challenging. Because there was a danger of being held hostage for life or being sentenced to death if caught. Still Noor said yes to this mission. He and some of his companions were made to land in France by airplane in the dark of night. As soon as she got down, she reached a village after traveling about 15 kilometers on a cycle. From there he caught a train to Paris, 300 km away.

Noor changed her name and started living in Paris. Here she was known by the name Jaan Meri Renia. Their speech, language, clothes were all like French people. It was difficult for anyone to guess that she has come from another country. She was continuously sending the secret of the German army to Britain. During this, many of his companions were arrested, but Noor survived. For about 100 days, she remained engaged in her mission, avoiding the eyes of the Nazis. Here, the Nazis were horrified to see their intelligence being leaked. They increased vigilance and later Noor was arrested.

Noor caught by the treachery of a friend

In October 1943, Noor became a victim of betrayal. Because of the betrayal of one of his comrades, he was caught by German agents. It is said that the sister of an associate of Noor had exposed her secret to the agents. Actually, that girl was jealous of Noor because Noor was very beautiful and was earning a lot of name as a detective. Everyone used to praise him.

German agent Pier Kartu arrested Noor from an apartment. But Noor did not surrender easily. She clashed with him. 5-6 burly men struggled to control him. He also tried to run away but could not succeed. According to the book 'The Spy Prison: The Life of Noor Inayat Khan', written on Noor's life, as soon as German agent Pier Kartu caught hold of Noor's wrist, Noor bit her wrist with such force that it started bleeding. He pushed the pier and dropped it. Finally, after showing the pistol and calling other companions, Pier was able to control Noor.

Noor was placed in the category of most dangerous prisoners Noor made several attempts to escape from the clutches of the German army. Once she went to the bathroom on the pretext of taking a bath and jumped out of the window and ran away. But unfortunately got caught. Then she was going to run away after reaching the roof of the jail, but at the last moment British planes launched an air raid on that area. Due to which Noor could not go far from there. Seeing his behavior, the German army put him in the category of most dangerous prisoners. Finally, on November 6, 1943, Noor was deported from France to Germany. Noor's hands and legs were tied with irons in the Forji Jail here. She could neither stand straight nor sit. He was tortured a lot. End of oppression on female detective Noor was kept hungry for many days in the jail cell. Was beaten up. Questions were asked day and night. Was not even allowed to sleep peacefully. But Noor neither told anything about his companions nor about his mission. Noor had become physically weak after suffering so much but her morale did not break. German agents could not even find out Noor's real name.

In the end, Noor was shot dead from point blank range. Noor was just 30 years old at the time of his death. He gave the slogan of freedom just before his death. France and Britain honored Noor In 1949, Noor was awarded the George Cross, Britain's highest honour. In 2014, a postage stamp was also issued in the name of Noor. At the same time, France honored Noor with its biggest civilian honour. In both the countries his name is taken with great respect.

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