India’s Alliance with Afghan Taliban Exposes State-Sponsored Terrorism

India’s involvement in state-sponsored terrorism and its alliance with the Afghan Taliban has been exposed, revealing its efforts to create instability in Pakistan.

India has repeatedly accused Afghanistan’s territory at the United Nations of being used for terrorism. However, evidence now shows that India is collaborating with the Afghan Taliban government to advance its own interests.

The recent visit of Afghanistan’s Foreign Minister to India, followed by attacks on Pakistan, strongly supports these claims.

Pakistan has presented multiple proofs showing India’s role as a facilitator for extremist groups like the Taliban and other militants, aiming to destabilize the region.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s alliance with the Taliban has sparked widespread protests across India, including from opposition parties.

Opposition leaders have harshly criticized Modi’s double standards and moral decline. Former Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti said:

“Those who called Taliban terrorists are now talking to them. Why is Modi acting like an enemy to his own people? Until yesterday, your people used to harass those with beards and turbans. Today, you bow down before them.”

India’s harsh treatment of Muslims internally contrasts sharply with its negotiations with the Afghan Taliban, exposing Modi’s hypocritical policies.

Through this alliance, India aims to support its proxies and increase instability in Pakistan.