Summary Pakistan claims evidence of Indian state terrorism and cross-border attacks. ISPR alleges Indian involvement in militancy, while India has not responded with proof to accusations
RAWALPINDI (Dunya News) - Pakistan has said that what it describes as irrefutable evidence of Indian state-sponsored terrorism has come to light.
It stated that false flag operations and cross-border terrorism have become a pattern used to divert attention from political failures.
The arrest of a trained militant, Abdul Majeed, and the recovery of material from him allegedly exposed Indian involvement in terrorist activities in Pakistan.
According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Director General Inter-Services Public Relations presented what he termed undeniable evidence of Indian state-sponsored terrorism shortly after the Pahalgam incident.
He said India is supporting terrorist networks operating inside Pakistan.
He added that even after seven days, India has failed to provide any evidence to support its allegations against Pakistan. He further claimed that serving officers of the Indian military are directly involved in supervising terrorist activities inside Pakistan.
The ISPR stated that India is supplying improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and explosive materials to target security forces and civilians.
Experts say that groups such as Fitna al-Khawarij and Fitna-e-Hindustan are allegedly involved in terrorist activities in Pakistan under Indian patronage. Pakistan has already presented what it calls evidence of training, medical treatment, and facilitation of terrorists in India to the world.
