Islamabad, A recent statement by Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has sparked controversy, leading to accusations that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, India has adopted behaviors akin to a “rogue terrorist state.”

According to Kashmir Media Service, Singh’s assertion in a televised interview about India’s involvement in targeted killings in Pakistan has brought severe criticism and concern regarding the conduct of the Modi administration. A report by Kashmir Media Service alleges that Singh’s comments reflect a broader pattern of aggressive nationalism and lawlessness within India’s current government, aimed at stoking nationalist fervor for political advantage.

The report criticizes the Indian government for engaging in extrajudicial killings and violating international norms, suggesting that such actions reveal a deliberate policy of state-sponsored terrorism. It also references evidence purportedly showing India’s terrorist activities in Pakistan, indicating a blatant disregard for international law by executing dissidents abroad.

Further, the publication calls on the international community to take decisive action against India for these alleged transgressions, highlighting the need to curb what it describes as the dangerous and fascist tendencies of the Modi regime, backed by the RSS, which it claims poses a significant threat to global peace and stability.