India stands exposed after EU DisinfoLab's report: SAPM Moeed Yusuf
India stands exposed after EU DisinfoLab's report: SAPM Moeed Yusuf
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) - Special Assistant to PM for National Security Moeed Yusuf has said that India is a state that sponsors terrorism and now, the world must hold it accountable for destabilizing the region.
Talking about EU DisinfoLab’s revelations about Indian disinformation in the West with Dunya News, the SAPM said that India has been caught with its hands in the till and now it is the world’s responsibility to take it to task. He said that Pakistan will raise this issue at every forum and will not back down.
The Special Assistant for National Security said that now, not even a semblance of doubt remains. We will continue to voice our view to the world and make the world understand that no further evidence of India’s nefarious activities is necessary.
"I acknowledge that the world has not responded as it should have, but the pressure around India is mounting", he said. The world now understands that what Pakistan says is the truth.
Moeed Yusuf said that India’s actions of propping up fake NGO’s and deceiving the UN do not even warrant it being called a state. After Pakistan’s dossier and the disinformation report from Europe, the world needs to listen to Pakistan, he said.
He raised the question that if the world still does not pay heed, would it mean that it does not want peace in the region? The terrorism sponsoring country must now be blacklisted by the United Nations itself.
He said that India had blurred the line between a state and a terrorist mafia, we have shown in the dossier that it is directly involved in the terrorism taking place in Pakistan. “I think our neighbor spends all day lying against Pakistan”, Moeed said.
The SAPM said that Pakistan was being targeted by a hybrid war, all ambiguity must now be dispelled after India’s anti-Pakistan propaganda has been exposed by Europe. Pakistan’s stated position of being subjected to a hybrid war by India stands vindicated, he added.
