Washington, An expansive network of Indian intelligence has been exposed, operating under diplomatic cover in nations such as Australia, the USA, and Canada, revealing a pattern of espionage and potential acts of terrorism.
According to Kashmir Media Service, this network is part of the broader strategies of the BJP-led Modi government, which has been implicated in operations against minorities within India and espionage activities internationally since taking power in 2014. Notable incidents include the arrest of RAW agent Kulbhushan Yadavki in Pakistan, the public admission of terrorism within Pakistan by India’s Defense Minister, and several assassinations and planned assassinations of prominent individuals in foreign countries.
Reports from various global sources, including The Guardian and The Washington Post, have detailed these activities. For instance, Australian Security Intelligence Organization (ASIO) has observed Indian agents monitoring Indian residents and engaging with former politicians to infiltrate sensitive areas. The US has also uncovered plans to assassinate American Sikh leader Graptunat Singh Pinan in 2023.
These revelations call for urgent international attention and actions, suggesting that the United Nations and other bodies should consider labeling India as a state sponsor of terrorism to curb its extensive network of espionage and terrorist activities globally.