Islamabad, November 14, 2020 (PPI-OT): Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has presented before the people of Pakistan and the international community a dossier carrying irrefutable evidence of India’s sponsorship of terrorism inside Pakistan. Unveiling the dossier at a joint news conference along with Director General ISPR Major General Babar Iftikhar in Islamabad on Saturday, he said India’s objectives of terror sponsorship in Pakistan include disruption of peace, destabilization of economy and political instability, Radio Pakistan reported.
The Foreign Minister said Pakistan is going to present this dossier to the United Nations, OIC, P-5 countries and others. He said we expect the international community to play its role for peace and stability by compelling India to immediately halt its state sponsorship of terrorism in Pakistan and bring to justice all those involved in financing and supporting terrorism inside Pakistan according to domestic and international laws.
The Minister said the international community can no longer turn a blind eye to this rogue behaviour by a state that refuses to adhere to international laws and UN Conventions. The Foreign Minister categorically stated that India’s efforts to foment terrorism inside Pakistan will not be allowed to undermine Pakistan’s stability in any way. He said India is a threat to peace in the region and the major powers must act to prevent India from continued sponsorship of terrorism against Pakistan. He said we reserve the right to defend ourselves in every possible way.
Giving details of the dossier, the Minister said it reveals deepening nexus between Indian intelligence agencies and UN-designated terrorist organizations, including Jamaat-ul Ahrar, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, Baloch Liberation Army, Balochistan Liberation Front and Baloch Republican Army. He said India has provided funding worth 22 billion rupees to these terrorist organizations in last three years.
He said the dossier carries evidence of Indian intelligence agencies’ funding and provision of weapons, ammunition and IEDs to target Ulema, notables and police officials in a bid to destabilize the country.
The Minister said the dossier contains evidence of India’s attempts to undermine China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. He said a Cell under the direct supervision of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is working to sabotage CPEC. He said so far 80 billion rupees have been allocated and a militia of 700 people has been raised to disrupt CPEC projects. He said the dossier has exposed Indian plans and attempts to create unrest in Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan through sub-nationalist elements.
At the news conference, DG ISPR Major General Babar Iftikhar showed documents proving Indian intelligence agencies’ links with the terrorists involved in subversive activities in Pakistan. These documents as well as the audio and video clips show bank transactions, equipment support and the Indian intelligence agencies officials’ directions to the terrorists to carry out terrorist acts in various parts of Pakistan.
The DG ISPR said India has established multi-purpose terrorist base camps for training, harbouring and launching of terrorists into Pakistan. He said Indian intelligence agencies are managing 87 such terrorists’ camps out of which 66 are located in Afghanistan whereas 21 are located in India.
The DG ISPR said it has been revealed that Indian intelligence agencies are trying to establish Pakistan’s linkage with ISIS by creating “Daesh-e-Pakistan.” Babar Iftikhar said un-contrivable evidence reveals that, Indian embassies and consulates operating along Pakistan’s borders have become hub of terror sponsorship against Pakistan.
He said India has also been providing weapons and ammunition to Altaf Hussain Group. He said weapons worth 0.62 million dollars were provided to the group on one such occasion. Confessional statement of Ajmal Pahari validates it.
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