Indian Journalists and Retired Colonel Reveal RAW’s Role in Pakistan Terror Attacks

New allegations have surfaced regarding India’s alleged role in terrorism and instability in Pakistan, following statements by Indian journalist Aditya Raj Kaul and retired Indian Colonel Rajesh Power.

Aditya Raj Kaul suggested a possible link between recent incidents, stating, “Within just 24 hours of the Delhi Red Fort blast, everyone can understand who carried out the suicide attack at the Islamabad High Court.”

He further claimed, “Our identity for carrying out terrorism in Pakistan can be anything.”

Elaborating on this, he added, “The face of India’s intelligence agency RAW could be Afghan, Indian, Bangladeshi, or even that of a local Baloch individual.”

Earlier, retired Colonel Rajesh Power also made claims regarding cross-border terrorism. According to him, “Fitna al-Hindustan and Fitna al-Khawarij are using Afghan territory to carry out terrorist attacks in Pakistan.”

He further alleged, “Both terrorist organizations receive financial support from India, while weapons and intelligence are provided by Israel.”

Security experts believe these statements point toward a broader pattern. According to analysts, India has been linked to incidents ranging from attacks in Pakistan to alleged involvement in operations targeting Sikh leaders in countries such as Canada and the United States.

Pakistan has repeatedly presented evidence accusing India of facilitating terrorism within its borders. Experts also claim that India’s intelligence agency is using proxy groups like Fitna al-Khawarij and Fitna al-Hindustan to carry out suicide attacks.

Analysts have urged the international community to take notice of these alleged cross-border and proxy networks to ensure peace and stability in the region.