India global terrorism hub

 

India Declared a Global Hub of Terrorism, State Sponsorship Exposed

Pakistan’s Stance on India’s State-Sponsored Terrorism

Pakistan has consistently maintained that India, at a state level, is involved in terrorist activities not only in Occupied Jammu and Kashmir and Pakistan but also in Canada, the United States, and European countries.

Global Reports Highlight Modi Government’s Role

Reports published in international journals regarding India’s state-sponsored terrorism have raised serious questions about the role of the Modi government, according to foreign media outlets.

Sydney Terror Attack Exposes State-Sponsored Terrorism

Islamabad (Bureau Report) – The recent terrorist attack in Sydney has exposed India’s role in state-sponsored terrorism on a global scale, further validating Pakistan’s longstanding position. The international community has witnessed that India, through organized strategies, is promoting terrorism not only in the region but also in various countries worldwide.

India’s Involvement Across Borders

Pakistan has consistently asserted that India is involved in terrorist activities at the state level in Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan, as well as in Canada, the United States, and European nations. The brutal attack in Sydney is being cited as yet another clear evidence of India’s globally supported terrorism.

Reports Cite Modi Government’s Direct Links

International journals on state-sponsored Indian terrorism have raised serious questions regarding the Modi government’s role. According to reports, the connections between Australia’s security authorities and India’s intelligence agency "RAW" indicate that the agency was systematically involved in this attack.

Evidence from International Media

Global media reports state that the central figure in the Sydney attack, Sajid Akram, traveled internationally on an Indian passport. Philippine immigration authorities confirmed that Sajid Akram and his son Naveed Akram, both holding Indian citizenship, had traveled to the Philippines before the Sydney shooting incident.

Dual Citizenship and Training in the Philippines

Reports indicate that 50-year-old Sajid Akram and his 24-year-old son Naveed Akram also hold Australian citizenship. According to the BBC, Philippine immigration confirmed that Sajid Akram traveled on an Indian passport to the Philippines, with his final destination being Davao in the southern province. Both individuals arrived in the Philippines from Sydney on November 1 and returned on November 28.

Security Sources Reveal Militant Training

According to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, security sources revealed that Sajid Akram and Naveed Akram received military training last month in southern Philippines, further intensifying the gravity of the attack’s background.

Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Remains Silent

Meanwhile, Bloomberg reported that the Indian Ministry of External Affairs has not yet issued any response regarding the Sydney terrorist attack, indicating that India-origin terrorists were directly involved in this incident.

Global Concern Over the Sydney Attack

It is noteworthy that the terrorist attack in Sydney resulted in multiple casualties, triggering serious global concern and highlighting the international implications of state-sponsored terrorism linked to India.

FAQ – India Global Terrorism Hub

Q1: Why is India called a global terrorism hub?

A1: India is termed a global terrorism hub due to its alleged state-sponsored involvement in terrorist activities not only in Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and Pakistan but also in countries like Canada, the USA, and European nations. Recent attacks, like the Sydney terror incident, highlight India’s role in promoting terrorism worldwide.

Q2: What was the Sydney terror attack and who was involved?

A2: The Sydney terror attack involved Sajid Akram, an Indian passport holder, and his son Naveed Akram. Both had traveled internationally and reportedly received militant training in the Philippines before carrying out the attack in Sydney.

Q3: What is Pakistan’s stance on India’s state-sponsored terrorism?

A3: Pakistan has consistently maintained that India, at a state level, is directly involved in terrorism in Occupied Jammu & Kashmir, Pakistan, and abroad, targeting countries like Canada, the USA, and Europe.

Q4: Did international reports confirm India’s involvement?

A4: Yes, international journals and media outlets have raised serious questions about India’s state-sponsored terrorism. Reports mention the involvement of India’s intelligence agency “RAW” and highlight Modi government’s role in promoting terrorism globally.

Q5: What evidence links Sajid Akram to terrorism?

A5: Sajid Akram, along with his son Naveed Akram, traveled to the Philippines for militant training before the Sydney attack. Both also hold Australian citizenship, and their movements were tracked by immigration authorities. The Sydney attack resulted in multiple casualties, confirming their involvement.

Q6: Has India responded to the Sydney attack?

A6: According to reports, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs has not issued a public response to the Sydney terror attack, which further suggests direct involvement of Indian-origin terrorists.