pakistan sponsored terrorism

Days after the Dasu attack in Pakistan's Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa that killed 5 Chinese citizens, China has declared that they will 'fight terrorism' together with Pakistan, in a statement that reads like a sad joke.

Hundreds and thousands of Afghans who fled Talibani rule in Afghanistan to neighbouring Pakistan are forced to return as Islamabad begins crackdown against what it calls 'illegal refugees'.

According to a report by News18, Pakistan ISI no longer provides financial support to Hizbul Mujahideen and its office in Islamabad has also been sold

The information was absolutely correct about the hideout, but before the attack from the Indian side, they attacked with full force. This hideout was a warlike store and many medicines from Pakistan and other sophisticated weapons were also recovered.

Colonel Manpreet Singh, the CO of 19, Rashtriya Rifles, and Major Aashish D of the Indian Army were also critically injured along with DSP Bhat during the prolonged encounter. They died due to excessive loss of blood.

Reportedly, ISI planted Sajad Ahmad Bazaz in the Jammu and Kashmir Bank in 1990 through the owner and editor of Greater Kashmir Fayaz Kaloo. Bazaz joined J&K Bank in 1990 as a cashier-cum-clerk and was later promoted to head of internal communication in 2004.

Prima facie it was revealed that they were planning to revive the JKLF and hurriyat. JKLF was banned by the Indian government a month after the Pulwama attack under the anti-terror law passed in 2019.

Incriminating material, including digital devices (mobile phones, memory cards), SIM cards and documents were seized during the raids, said the NIA.

For Ashutosh Varshney, the 26/11 attack was a mere inconvenience because he faced difficulties explaining his opinions advocating for India-Pakistan friendship. He even claims that the terrorist attacks on Army and paramilitary are 'understandable'.

The arrests in Greece have once again brought the spotlight back on Pakistan which has been the main spreader of jihadist terrorism across the globe