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Pakistan’s army chief is now blaming India for Islamabad’s inability or unwillingness to act against terror that’s been grown and nourished on its own soil.
“We are fully aware of Indian design and her support to terrorism in Pakistan and the region,” Bajwa said, the army chief was addressing troops at the Line of Control (LoC) in the Mattewala, Munaawar Sector.
“At one hand, the ceasefire violations by Indian forces are an effort to divert world’s attention from its atrocities against innocent Kashmiris, while on the other hand it is an attempt to dilute our response against terrorism and militancy,” Bajwa said.
Even as he exhorted his troops to “respond effectively” to what he called India’s “unprovoked” ceasefire violations, Bajwa said these alleged violations are part of a deliberate “design” on India’s part.
Bajwa cited the example of alleged Indian spy Klubhushan Jhadav as one of the ways in which India is allegedly undermining Pakistan’s efforts to stem terror there.
Jadhav was reportedly arrested in Balochistan last March. India has since acknowledged Jadhav is a retired Indian Navy officer, but has denied the allegation that he was in any way connected to the government
