ISLAMABAD: Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry stated that “Fitna al-Hindustan” and related threats are two sides of the same coin.
A deliberate narrative is being promoted to portray the situation in Balochistan as unstable, with over 300 Indian websites pushing anti-Balochistan propaganda, amplified by specific social media networks. Afghan nationals are largely involved in bomb blasts.
When terrorists engage with the Frontier Corps (FC) and Levies, they face a severe defeat. These elements have stooped to such levels that they honey-trap young girls and use them for terrorism.
Terrorists who die in the mountains are left behind for dogs and jackals.
Certain tribal leaders (sardars) are upset because people do not touch their feet, treating Levies forces as their personal private militias.
They demand a cut from the 1,000 billion rupee budget and want Levies personnel to guard their private homes.
We must now address the core issues of Balochistan, as influential feudal lords are opposed to the region’s development.
The policy of the Taliban regime revolves entirely around terrorism.
The difference between their operations and ours is that we do not make videos or films; we take action.
Our objective is to eliminate terrorists, not to shoot videos.
