SRINAGAR: A report released on Friday by the Kashmir Media Service revealed that India is involved in financing, planning, and executing terrorist activities in Pakistan.
The report, released on the eve of the completion of nine years after the terrorist attack on the Army Public School (APS) in Peshawar that left more than 152 people, mostly children, dead, revealed that India has consistently supported Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) elements to further its sinister agenda against Pakistan.
According to the report, the heinous terrorist attack on the Army Public School in Peshawar in 2014, carried out by TTP terrorists, was allegedly planned and financed by India’s secret agency, Research and Analysis Wing (RAW). It claims that evidence proves the mastermind and other collaborators of the APS massacre were in communication with the Indian Consulate in Afghanistan during the attack.
The report accused India of using various means, including media, cyber technology, and terrorism, as significant hybrid tools to achieve its purported nefarious designs against Pakistan. It further stated that Pakistan has been the target of targeted killings and espionage orchestrated by RAW.
Highlighting the arrest of Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav in March 2016, the report contends that his disclosures revealed India’s involvement in subversive activities in Pakistan, making him a living proof of Indian hostility and state-sponsored terrorism.
The document claims that, under the leadership of the extremist Modi government, India is utilizing its embassies for covert operations, with its spies disguised as diplomats. It asserts that the Modi regime poses a danger to regional and global stability through its alleged rogue actions and state-sponsored terrorism.
Calling on the international community to break its silence, the report urges condemnation of what it calls Indian state terrorism. It emphasizes that world powers should confront the Modi regime-led Hindutva terrorism and hold India accountable for its alleged terrorist activities in Pakistan and other parts of the world.
