Pakistan exposes India’s state-sponsored terrorism with undeniable evidence
Islamabad: Pakistan has long been one of the country’s most severely affected by Indian state-sponsored terrorism. For years, Pakistan has been presenting concrete, undeniable evidence of India’s covert operations aimed at destabilizing its sovereignty, particularly in the province of Baluchistan.
India’s interference in Baluchistan has been a matter of serious concern for Pakistan for over two decades. In 2009, during bilateral talks in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, Pakistan formally raised the issue of Indian interference in Baluchistan, expressing its concerns about Indian intelligence operations on Pakistani soil.
Further revelations came to light in 2010, when Wiki Leaks disclosed U.S. diplomatic cables that confirmed the awareness of international observers regarding India’s covert activities in Pakistan, including operations linked to the unrest in Baluchistan.
In 2015, Pakistan raised its concerns on the global stage by submitting a comprehensive dossier to the United Nations, detailing India’s involvement in sponsoring terrorism in Baluchistan. The dossier included significant intelligence evidence that corroborated Pakistan’s claims. This dossier highlighted India’s role in fueling violence and instability in the region.
A breakthrough occurred in 2016, when Kul Bhushan Jadhav, a serving officer in the Indian Navy, was arrested in Pakistan. Jadhav confessed to being an agent of India’s intelligence agency RAW and carrying out sabotage operations in Baluchistan. His arrest and subsequent confessions further confirmed the Indian state’s role in fomenting terrorism in the region.
In 2019, Pakistan presented yet another dossier to the United Nations, containing new evidence linking India to ongoing terrorist activities in Baluchistan. The dossier included further intelligence material that substantiated Pakistan’s claims.
The case took another turn in 2023, when the confessions of Sarfaraz Bangalzai and Gulzar Imam Shambe, who were involved in terrorist activities in Balochistan, provided fresh support for Pakistan’s stance. Both individuals admitted to receiving training and guidance from Indian operatives.
In addition to this, DG ISPR (Director-General of Inter-Services Public Relations) presented further evidence, revealing the involvement of Indian Army officers in terrorism within Pakistan. These developments have only reinforced Pakistan’s claims of Indian state-sponsored terrorism.
According to defence experts, the evidence against India is undeniable. They emphasized that India’s continued denial of its involvement in terrorism is exacerbating tensions in the region and could potentially push it towards war. The experts further stated that Pakistan has repeatedly provided this evidence over the years, and it is now time for the international community to take concrete action based on the facts.
These experts also pointed out that Pakistan is not the sole victim of Indian state terrorism. Other countries in the region have also been affected by India’s covert operations. Pakistan’s efforts to expose the truth are not only a matter of national security but also of regional stability.
Source: PTV
