Islamabad (Web Desk): Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir’s recent diplomatic engagement in the United States (US) has significantly amplified international recognition of Pakistan’s perspective on regional peace and stability, according to security sources.
Sources familiar with the matter assert that Munir’s diplomatic outreach has played a pivotal role in spotlighting what they describe as India’s hidden hand in fostering terrorism in the region.
“The US designation of Fitna-ul-Hindustan (BLA) and the Majeed Brigade as terrorist organizations is a direct outcome of the Field Marshal’s efforts,” one security official confirmed.
They pointed to the recent blacklisting by the US of Fitna-ul-Hindustan, a militant group allegedly supported by India, as validation of Pakistan’s longstanding accusations.
The move, according to the sources, reflects a growing alignment between Washington and Islamabad on counterterrorism concerns in South Asia.
“India’s covert support for terrorism has been brought to light through Field Marshal Munir’s successful military diplomacy,” the source emphasized.
The sources added that India’s external intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), maintains operational ties with Fitna-ul-Hindustan, including providing material support and infrastructure to aid its anti-Pakistan campaigns. The agency, they claim, has gone as far as arranging medical care for injured operatives on Indian soil.
Meanwhile, Indian television media—referred to in Pakistan as “Godi Media”—has reportedly adopted a sympathetic narrative, downplaying or rationalizing the group’s violent acts.
Sources also cited high-level admissions by Indian leadership. “Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval have openly acknowledged links with Fitna-ul-Hindustan in Balochistan,” they said, indicating what they view as direct evidence of official complicity.
The 2016 capture of Indian naval officer Kulbhushan Jadhav was also referenced as critical proof. His case, which has been a point of tension between the two nations, is seen by Islamabad as definitive evidence of Indian-sponsored militancy within its borders.
“The arrest of Indian naval officer Kulbhushan Jadhav,” the sources stated, “remains undeniable proof of India’s involvement in state-sponsored terrorism.”
The security sources concluded by warning that India’s terrorist designs pose a serious threat not only to regional stability but also to global peace.