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It's the same story in the central paramilitary forces. And let's not even talk about the mistreatment meted out to Tibetans who volunteered for the SFF. Despite all the big talk, as a nation we are an ungrateful lot. That includes that chest thumping nationalist jingo brigade too.
For IB details are public knowledge. They don't specifically recruit lawyers in my knowledge but it doesn't exactly hurt.
Btw, a certain American legal academic who is extensively read in India was a close friend of Nehru family and the ecosystem. Developed friendships across the entire political and judicial board. He worked for the CIA bfr his academic turn.
Not uncommon for many Brit academics including in law to have a background in intelligence services