Islamabad (Web Desk): In a startling intelligence revelation, Pakistani security agencies have exposed the involvement of India’s notorious spy agency, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), in orchestrating and supporting non-local terrorist activities in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).
According to intelligence sources, these foreign militants are freely roaming in the vicinity of Indian military bases and outposts in the disputed region, operating under the apparent protection of occupying Indian forces.
The report highlights that the individuals in question communicate in Pashto and Dari languages, strongly indicating that they are foreign mercenaries, possibly recruited from Afghanistan or Central Asian regions.
These operatives are reportedly undergoing specialized training in covert camps established deep within forested areas along the Line of Control (LoC).
Intelligence assessments suggest that these foreign militants may be deployed either to target indigenous Kashmiri freedom fighters or to stage false flag operations aimed at maligning Pakistan.
Pakistan has formally shared this sensitive intelligence report with the international community, urging immediate action against the suspected camps and the foreign fighters being sheltered by India in the region.
The report also warns of potential escalations designed to fabricate justification for aggressive Indian maneuvers in the region.
In a proactive diplomatic move, Pakistan has dispatched formal communiqués to its allied nations, drawing global attention to what it describes as a "dangerous and destabilizing" agenda orchestrated by RAW.
Islamabad maintains that such actions not only aim to suppress the legitimate struggle of the Kashmiri people but also pose a grave threat to regional peace and stability.
This development underscores Pakistan’s growing concern over India’s covert strategies in the region, calling upon the global community to hold New Delhi accountable for sponsoring terrorism under the guise of counterterrorism and regional security.