Islamabad: Indian intelligence agencies have claimed that threat is originated from state sponsored Islamist Jihadis groups that are present in Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan.
They have warned that such attacks could target public rallies, military rehearsals, art shows, religious festivals and crowded places. Contemporarily, India has created a difficult situation in South Asia for promulgation of hegemonic aspirations which has strained its relations with all the regional countries including Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Myanmar.
In such a scenario, to divert international critics, possibility of a “False Flag Terrorist Attacks” by Indian deep state cannot be ruled out against Pakistan. There is nothing new about India’s unfounded allegations, which are part of the malicious anti-Pakistan propaganda being peddled by BJP-RSS combine at the helm in India.
Indian government is driven by its belligerent and expansionist agenda embedded in the delusional notion of “Akhand Bharat”, which poses a grave threat to regional peace. During debate in UNSC on “Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict”, Pakistan’s Ambassador Munir Akram also said that India is financing, sponsoring and supporting terrorist attacks against Pakistan, including from the territory of Afghanistan.
Terrorism in South Asia is originated in India, a country that has also sponsored such actions in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and in other neighbouring countries. India is not a victim of terrorism; It is the mothership of terrorism in South Asia.
Accusing India of being a terrorism sponsor, Ambassador Akram said with the active support of Indian intelligence agencies, TTP and Jamaat-ul-Ahrar were involved in over 1000 cross-border terrorist attacks against Pakistani military and civilian targets in 2020.
Whereas, India, has funded and supported UN Security Council-listed terrorist entities to carry out cross-border terrorist attacks against Pakistani military and civilian targets, including on the Karachi Stock Exchange on 29 June 2020; in Lahore on 23 June 2021; and the killing of Chinese and Pakistani engineers in Dasu on 14 July 2021. Web Desk
