 Indian Navy intelligence tracked "Ghazi" with a codename issued as "Kali Devi", and the Indian Navy began to realize that the Pakistanis would inevitably be forced to send their submarine "Ghazi" to the Bay of Bengal, as the sole ship which could operate in these waters.Vice Admiral Nilakanta Krishnan of the Eastern Naval Command had maintained that it was clear that Pakistan would have deployed "Ghazi" in the Bay of Bengal and a part of its plan was an attempt to sink the Indian aircraft carrier "Vikrant".At the same time concerted action was taken to disseminate misinformation designed to mislead the enemy about the true location of the aircraft carrier, and to foster confidence that the carrier was stationed at Visakhapatnam.