On Tuesday, Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, Director General of (ISPR) Inter-Services Public Relations, presented solid proof that India is directly involved in terrorism inside Pakistan. He shared this information during a press conference and revealed shocking details about how Indian military officers planned and funded terrorist attacks across Pakistan.
Security Forces Arrest Terrorist Linked to India
Pakistani security forces arrested an Indian national named Abdul Majeed on April 25 from the Jhelum bus stand. According to ISPR, Majeed carried out 47 terrorist attacks in different parts of Pakistan. Indian Army officers gave him direct instructions, sent him money, and supplied him with explosives.
Security forces recovered a 2.5 kg bomb, Rs1 million in cash, and an Indian-made drone from Majeed. He had planned to use these items in future attacks on civilians and military personnel.
Indian Army Officers Directed Terrorist Activities
Lt Gen Chaudhry named Subedar Sukhwinder, a serving officer in the Indian Army, as Abdul Majeed’s handler. He said investigators recovered WhatsApp chat logs and other digital evidence that clearly showed how Indian officers helped and guided Majeed.
“We have undeniable evidence that Indian military officers are supporting terrorist operations in Pakistan,” Lt Gen Chaudhry said.
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Audio Call Confirms Indian Officer’s Involvement
The ISPR chief played an audio recording of a phone call between Abdul Majeed and another Indian officer, Major Sandeep Verma. In the call, Major Sandeep discussed ways to finance terrorism, make bombs, and select attack targets.
“Our goal is to kill as many Pakistanis as possible,” said the voice identified as Major Sandeep. The officer reportedly managed operations from Nowshera, a region in Indian-occupied Kashmir. He helped plan attacks in places like Balochistan and Lahore.
India Paid for Each Attack
Lt Gen Chaudhry shared more details about the funding behind each attack. He said Indian handlers gave Majeed Rs600,000 for an attack near Jalalpur Jattan that killed four Pakistan Army soldiers. They paid him another Rs180,000 for an operation in Bhimber that injured three soldiers.
On March 18, the handlers told Majeed to collect two bombs from a hidden bag in Kotli and gave him Rs60,000 for the task. Indian intelligence officers also trained him online and supplied explosives from Barnala and Head Marala.
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ISPR: Forensic Evidence Proves Indian Role
Lt Gen Chaudhry said investigators collected and verified WhatsApp chats, phone recordings, videos, and audio files. Forensic experts examined all digital data and confirmed its authenticity.
“This isn’t a political statement. We are protecting our national security using clear technical evidence,” he stated.
India Makes False Claims After Pahalgam Attack, ISPR
Lt Gen Chaudhry accused India of falsely blaming Pakistan for the recent Pahalgam incident in Indian-occupied Kashmir, where 26 people died. He said India started a propaganda campaign against Pakistan but failed to provide any proof, even after seven days.
He said India used this event to distract people from domestic problems and upcoming elections while continuing to support terrorists inside Pakistan.
Pakistan Vows to Defend Its Sovereignty
Lt Gen Chaudhry firmly stated that Pakistan will not let any country threaten its peace and security. He called on the international community to recognize and act against India’s state-sponsored terrorism.
“Pakistan will defend its people and borders at all costs,” he concluded.