‘No insurgency, only terrorism in Pakistan’: ISPR DG assails India for using Afghan soil for state-backed violence

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Lieutenant General Ahmad Sharif Chaudhry of the International Services Director General Public Relations (ISPR) has said that what Pakistan has tolerated for years is not “insurgency”, but is absolutely terrorism, while India is forced to use Afghanistan as a “state -run terror” against Pakistan.

“The correct term is not rebellious, it is not terrorists. There is no insurgency in Pakistan. Whether it is Balochistan or KP. Its pure terrorism. Its pure terrorism. We have no doubt in our minds that every terrorist incident that takes place inside Pakistan is Indian support and lack of support.”

In connection with the evidence of Indian-backed terrorist evidence, Lieutenant General Chaudhry recalled that at least six dyspoints-2009 to 2023-reflecting the Indian involvement in terrorism within Pakistan, was provided at least six internationals and internationals were issued by Pakistan.

Highlighting the country’s ongoing efforts to eliminate the threat of terrorism, the ISPR chief said that law enforcement agencies (LEA) have carried out 47,900 intelligence -based operations (IBOs) across the country in the current year, where at least 1,016 terrorists were shot and about 762 civilians.

He added, “If you look at the amount of efforts and this terrorism, then if he supports the home and home, he may have returned. Only with the threat against Pakistan, any sensible mind can understand that it cannot run without external, permanent assistance and operations.”

When asked about the basis of terrorist activities, an army spokesman said that India’s operation was Afghanistan.

“Indians have a playbook to use terrorism as a state tool,” he said.

Answering the question of why no Western colleague of Pakistan has endorsed Islamabad’s stance on India’s state -backed terrorism, the ISPR chief said that the reason was that New Delhi had great information and illegal information machinery in its disposal.

“What the West needs to do is, they have to accept that India is a terrorist patron, and at the same time you [West] Get these economic relations and this concept of “net security providers”. Have some more lenses [through which] The West needs to look at India. “They noted.

Addressing the allegations that Pakistan is supporting terrorism, the ISPR chief said, “This is part of an unknown Indian campaign. It is a classic thing. [where] You [India] Commit the self -terror [and on the other hand] You start crying over your lungs – that the other side is committing terrorism. “

“Pakistan became a frontline state with the West especially with the United States […] These Mujahideen who were helping to take Soviets [USSR] At the time of the Soviets gone, it [armed groups] They were left in Afghanistan.

“There was a long period of civil war [in Afghanistan]Who hurt and deal with it. Because of this culture, our society faced, “he added, while emphasizing the costs paid by Pakistan in both human life and economy.

When he was asked that about Lashkar -e -Taiba (LET) and Jaish Mohammad (Jim), Lieutenant General Chaudhry stressed that there is no policy of terrorist support anywhere in the state of Pakistan.

He remarked, “As a state, we believe that a terrorist has no religion. There is no Muslim, Hindu, Christian terrorist,” he gave remarks, adding that Pakistan does not discriminate against terrorists and any non -state actors, and is not treated against them.

He stressed, “There is no place for any private army, militia in the country.”

‘Extremist political ideas’

Identifying the effects of Hindutva extremism, a spokesman for the army said that India and its state institutions, including the Indian Army, are influenced by extremist political ideology.

“It is very important that international players, like us, have to interfere and resolve the issues that are sustainable reasons for the ongoing conflict. [between Pakistan and India,” Lt Gen Chaudhry said while speaking during an interview with a German news outlet on September 5.

Reflecting on the recent May conflict between the two nuclear-armed neighbours, the ISPR chief said that there has only been a ceasefire.

“The conflicts [between Pakistan and India] Personal. Whether it is a Kashmir issue, it is terrorism organized by the state of India. Whether it is a growing extremism of Hindutva mentality, or rationality that has taken India.

“[….] This is important to the international community […] Through its mediation, Indians have been created to realize that such irrational, strategic arrogance, which they have adopted, will not work. “

Relationship with us, china

When asked about the recent visits of the US-based Marshal Asim Munir of the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) in the context of the Indian conflict, the recent visits to the US and the Pakistan-US relations-ISPRDG said that Washington had played a very constructive role at the time.

He noted, “Pakistan and the United States have a long -standing relationship. From time to time, we have been able to enhance our harmony and promote them and manage them certainly. There are areas where many engagement and dialogue can be taken.”

The military spokesman added that Islamabad does not see its relations with the United States and other countries in terms of terms and enjoys constructive and strategic relations with China and other countries.

By promoting the scope of cooperation between Pakistan and the United States in counter -terrorism and intelligence sharing, he also thanked Washington for announcing the Majid Brigade as a terrorist dress.

In Afghanistan, through the West, on the issue of weapons, the use of terrorist groups, LT General Chaudhry identified the current evidence of weapons recovered from terrorists involved in various attacks across the country.

“The amount of weapons they are [Western forces] Has left [in Afghanistan] He said it was a big deal, “he added, citing the CES report, which states that after the withdrawal of US and NATO forces, Afghanistan had more than $ 7.2 billion in US dollar.

“Non -state actors working inside Afghanistan are not only a threat to Pakistan, but are also a threat to the region and the world,” he said.

The problem of missing persons

While thrilling India’s internal problems and vice versa, the military spokesman highlighted that New Delhi faces an internal problem of persecution on minorities, especially Muslims.

“If you look at the IIOJ, there are one million strong Indian security forces personnel. Any house can be searched at any time. [….] And you say that Pakistan is supporting terrorism. So you [India] There is an internal that you are doing external. “

When asked about the complaints in Balochistan and the issue of “missing persons”, he said that such people were actually part of the BLA and cited the inquiry commission report stating that 8,144 of the total cases of 10,405 missing persons was resolved and 2,261 was under investigation.

He added that a total of 2,911 missing persons were brought before the Commission of Inquiry on Login disappearances, of which 2,459 were resolved and only 452 were left, which means that there are more missing persons in Sindh and Punjab.