Islamabad, Pakistan has consistently accused India of financing, planning, and executing terrorist activities within its borders, presenting what it describes as irrefutable evidence of India’s involvement in various attacks across the country.

According to Kashmir Media Service, the accusations are particularly relevant on the eve of the ninth anniversary of the terrorist attack on the Army Public School in Peshawar. The report claims that India has been supporting elements of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) as proxies for its alleged designs against Pakistan. The 2014 attack on the Army Public School in Peshawar, carried out by TTP terrorists, is cited as an example of an attack planned and financed by India’s secret agency, Research and Analysis Wing (RAW).

The report alleges that the mastermind and collaborators of the APS massacre were in communication with the Indian Consulate in Afghanistan during the attack. It accuses India of using media, cyber technology, and terrorism as major tools in a hybrid warfare strategy against Pakistan, involving targeted killings and espionage by RAW.

Further, the report references the arrest of Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav in March 2016, whose confessions, it claims, revealed the extent of Indian involvement in subversive activities in Pakistan. Jadhav is presented as living proof of Indian hostility and state-sponsored terrorism.

The report also accuses the Narendra Modi-led Indian government of using its embassies for covert operations, with spies disguised as diplomats. It criticizes the Modi regime for posing a threat to regional and global stability through its actions and state-sponsored terrorism.

Finally, the report calls on the international community to break its silence and condemn India’s alleged state terrorism. It urges world powers to confront what it describes as the Modi regime-led Hindutva terrorism and hold India accountable for its purported terrorist activities in Pakistan.