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Hindustan Times May 28, 2020 Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday alleged that the Indian government’s “arrogant expansionist policies” is becoming “a threat” to its neighbours as he tried to curry favour with Islamabad’s all-weather ally, China. The Indian government “with its arrogant expansionist policies, akin to Nazi’s Lebensraum (Living Space), is becoming a threat to India’s neighbours. Bangladesh through Citizenship Act, border disputes with Nepal & China, & Pak threatened with false flag operation,” Khan said in a series of tweets. Several areas along the 3,500-km-long Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh and North Sikkim have witnessed major military build-up by both the Indian and Chinese armies recently, in a clear signal of escalating tension and hardening of respective positions by the two sides even two weeks after they were engaged in two separate face-offs. The LAC is the de-facto border between India and China. Pakistan and China c...

The Indian Express March 03, 2020 Subhajit Roy India attending, US and Taliban have signed a peace deal. What are the takeaways for the Afghan government and for India, given its bitter equations with Taliban and closeness to Ghani regime? Aghanistan Taliban US peace talk, India Afghanistan Taliban, Afghan Taliban peace talks, Pakistan India Taliban, India in Afghanistan, us taliban peace pact, taliban peace pact signing, us Taliban ties, India US, Taliban. US peace envoy Zalmay Khalilzad and Taliban delegation leader Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar sign the peace agreement in Doha on Saturday.  On Saturday, the US and Taliban signed an agreement for “Bringing Peace to Afghanistan”, which will enable the US and NATO to withdraw troops in the next 14 months. India attended the signing ceremony in Doha, and was represented by Ambassador to Qatar P Kumaran. The pact is between the “Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan which is not recognized by the United States as a st...

Dristikone October 09, 2019 Pakistan is in the midst of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) action on its blacklisting.  And despite its best attempt spinning the whole situation, better than the legendary Abdul Qadir could do with the ball, things are looking ugly. And, to think of it, in the last five years, five law enforcement agencies investigated 2,420 cases related to money laundering.  Guess how many were indicted?  Only one accused under investigation of National Accountability Bureau (NAB) was convicted.  That was Nawaz Sharif. That’s not fighting against terror.  That is the fight against your political opponent!  Imran Khan and the Pakistani establishment think that they can put anyone behind the bars and call it a victory on terror and money laundering, even when it was their own political opponent! This is the level of seriousness when Pakistan is on the brink of complete economic disaster – Terror-Hub Pakistan’s Economi...

One India Vicky Nanjappa September 30, 2019 New Delhi, Sep 30: On August 20, 2019, following a thorough assessment, the Intelligence Bureau (IB) had put out a report in which it said that Pakistan was planning a bloodbath in Kashmir following the abrogation of Article 370. The reason for the recall of this Intelligence input is because it is exactly what the Pakistan Prime Minister, Imran Khan went on to say during his speech at the UN. He said that there would be a bloodbath in the Valley. The August 20 input said that as part of its larger design, Pakistan is trying to push at least 100 terrorists in Kashmir from Afghanistan. With there being a lockdown in the Valley following the abrogation of Article 370, Pakistan would look for the curbs to ease out, before it tried and implements its larger design to push 100 terrorists into the Valley in a bid to cause havoc. In addition, around 15 Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists are already waiting at the terror launch-pads in Lip...

Hindustan Times Sishir Gupta September 24, 2019 According to counter terror agencies in India, Jaish has re-emerged with a new name but the same leadership and terrorist cadre; it was previously known as Khudam-ul-Islam and Al Rehmat Trust. Terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) has changed its name to Majlis Wurasa-e-Shuhuda Jammu wa Kashmir to ward off international pressure and scrutiny over its jihadi training activities in Pakistan, and Mufti Abdul Rauf Asghar, the younger brother of its bedridden chief Masood Azhar, has taken control of the Pakistan-based terror outfit, according to people familiar with the development. Azhar, a globally designated terrorist, lies terminally ill in Markaz Usman-o-Ali in Bhawalpur, Pakistan. According to counter terror agencies in India, Jaish has re-emerged with a new name but the same leadership and terrorist cadre; it was previously known as Khudam-ul-Islam and Al Rehmat Trust. The flag of Jaish’s new avatar Majlis Wurasa-...