Rawalpindi: India is supporting and financially assisting terrorist activities in Pakistan, and that state-sponsored terrorism has been adopted as a policy by India against Pakistan, said Director General Inter Service Public Relation Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry

In an interview with Al-Jazeera TV, DG ISPR said that India’s malicious intentions are part of a systematic conspiracy to destabilize Pakistan’s security, particularly in Balochistan.

He reiterated that India is supporting and financing terrorist activities in Pakistan and that state-sponsored terrorism is a policy adopted by India against Pakistan.

He further mentioned that the Indian political leadership has acknowledged supporting terrorism inside Pakistan on multiple occasions. Several countries, including the USA and Canada, have recognized Indian state terrorism. The mastermind behind the terror network supported by India is identified as Ajit Doval.

Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry emphasized that Pakistan is a responsible and declared nuclear power, with an invulnerable nuclear capability.

Pakistan’s nuclear program is completely secure, and no one dares to target it. This reflects confidence in Pakistan’s defensive capabilities and the current regional balance, DG ISPR

He further stated that the term “Khawarij” has been widely used in Pakistan now a days. The term “Khawarij” is being used to refer to armed groups that attack the state and military. He explained that the current phenomenon of Khawarij represents a continuation of a misguided ideology, under which Muslims have historically been killed based on false beliefs.

Additionally, he mentioned that the term “Fitna al-Hind” (The Indian Menace) is used in Pakistan to describe terrorists backed by India, who are especially active in Balochistan with the aim of destabilizing the country.

DG ISPR reiterated Pakistan’s political and diplomatic support for Iran.

No one dares to target our nuclear program, Pakistan demonstrates a strong sense of confidence in its defensive strength, asserted DG ISPR