India backing IS to spread unrest in Pakistan: PM Imran on Hazara killings

[achhu]

how are you surviving?

Khuda ka saya hamare upar hai .
Allah hu Akbar .

We need to bomb Indian military infrastructure inside india for every terror attack on Pakistan.

If they hit back... Just go nuclear. Allah will be the final judge.

There is a saying
......... me dum nahi hum kisi se kum nahi .

 

[PradoTLC]

India backing IS to spread unrest in Pakistan: PM Imran on Hazara killings
Dawn.comPublished January 10, 2021Updated about 2 hours ago
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Prime Minister Imran Khan in a conversation with a group of digital media publishers on Sunday. — DawnNewsTV
Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday said his government had reached the conclusion that India was backing the militant Islamic State (IS) group to cause turmoil in Pakistan.
In a conversation with a group of digital media publishers and broadcasters, the premier suggested that the IS extremist group had carried out last Sunday's killing of Shia Hazara coal miners in Balochistan's Mach area at the behest of India.
While answering a question about the Hazara murders, he said the genesis of militant sectarianism in Balochistan lay in the Afghan jihad of the 1980s.
Analyse: What is needed to tackle extremism and protect diversity in Pakistan?
After foreign powers left Afghanistan, the militant groups remaining in the region "caused immense losses to Pakistan", particularly by targeting the Shia Hazara community, he noted.
"Now this [attack] that has been claimed by ISIS ... the opinion of all of us [and] our security agencies is that India is backing ISIS," the premier said, using the alternative name for IS. He added that it was the "stated aim" of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government to spread unrest in Pakistan.

Courtesy: PMO Youtube.

Prime Minister Imran said his government had been given an intelligence briefing in March last year that India wanted to "inflame sectarianism" in Pakistan by starting the killings of Shias and Sunnis.
"This was going on for a while. Full marks [to] our ISI and world-class agencies that pre-empted this," he said, adding that security agencies had targeted such elements with great difficulty and diffused the situation.
He said sectarian groups had morphed into the IS, and regretted that successive federal governments had not paid enough attention to Balochistan because of its small vote bank.
The premier also attributed Balochistan's problems to its sardari system, under which he said tribal leaders would enter into an alliance with federal governments; under this alliance, the development funds issued for Balochistan were spent through the sardars and did not reach the masses.
"So the people [in Balochistan] are poor but the sardars over a period of time have become very powerful," he said.
Prime Minister Imran said his was the first government that was focusing on the socio-economic development of the province. He said the government had for the first time given a large development package for south Balochistan but acknowledged that "it is a large area for which a lot of funds are needed which we don't have at the moment."
Praising the performance of Balochistan Chief Minister Jam Kamal Khan Alyani, he said the government was making efforts to change the existing legacy harming the province.
The prime minister's remarks come a week after 11 miners belonging to the Shia Hazara community were brutally massacred in the Mach coalfield area. Armed assailants had entered their residential compound early on January 3 where they were sleeping, blindfolded and trussed them up before executing them. The IS, also known by the Arabic acronym Daesh, claimed responsibility for the attack.
Relatives and residents started a protest against the killings on the same day, arranging the miners' coffins on the Western Bypass on the outskirts of Quetta and refusing to bury them in a symbolic gesture until the prime minister's visit and assurance of protection.
The protests later spread to other parts of the country, including Peshawar, Lahore and Karachi, where demonstrators blocked several important roads, disrupting traffic.
After a deadlock lasting for nearly a week, talks succeeded between the protesters and the government, leading to the end of the protests and burial of the miners on Saturday.

i knew it...

these rss hendooo need a good smack

 

[PradoTLC]

So Islamic State is slave of hindu state that is takes orders from them to spread terrorism in Pakistan ?

yes

after all you did that in East Pakistan.. what's new?

 

[-blitzkrieg-]

Khuda ka saya hamare upar hai .
Allah hu Akbar .


There is a saying
......... me dum nahi hum kisi se kum nahi .

khuda ka azaab hai tumharay upar

 

[Clutch]

But wait, Didn't your foreign office release some info about impending false flag by India, did your establishment get the flags wrong again?

Averted it by exposing it.

 

[Thamizh Puli]

this sort of deflection would be funny if it weren't upon such a sad slaughter of innocents. remember each of you supporting even facetiously this deflection by Imran Khan is in effect contributing to the next slaughter of your own people - by letting IK and gang off the hook. Your govt and security are unable to protect your people & land, they find it easy to just lie to you and point at India and you are unable to hold them accountable. Meanwhile the real perpetrators are emboldened

 

[-=virus=-]

Not the Modi government, but could be extremist elements within India who don't see Pakistan as righteous enough and want to foment trouble.

 

[INS_Vikrant]

First he accused victim families of blackmailing him and now says IS is working for India. Has he totally lost it?

 

[Chakar The Great]

India in the past was always against extremist element, I wonder what caused the shift in policy, perhaps home grown extremism/hinduvata is now getting projected in foreign policy as well.

First he accused victim families of blackmailing him and now says IS is working for India. Has he totally lost it?

No he hasn't, you are trying to confuse. The two statements have are not related. Don't be an andh bakht.

 

[Sheikh Rauf]

Totally Agree. But these Generals are corrupt. They will never fight a war with India. They want a good life with plenty of money, with plenty of properties specially in DHA, with their kids going to the US and UK, and so on. They do not fight for Islam; they fight for money.

arent this happen every where but which army won war against terrorism except Pakistani army,which soldier is ready to sacrifies their life for civilian will you wok the amount of salary they are working on forget about the danger they been going,
appreciate what we have.

 

[Cliftonite]

What a joke.

Mummy mummy India stole my icecream.

Even if India is fomenting trouble, it's his JOB to do something about it. Not whine on media about it.

He's turning out to be such a HUGE disappointment.

 

[Sine Nomine]

arent this happen every where but which army won war against terrorism except Pakistani army,which soldier is ready to sacrifies their life for civilian will you wok the amount of salary they are working on forget about the danger they been going,
appreciate what we have.

 

[ARMalik]

arent this happen every where but which army won war against terrorism except Pakistani army,which soldier is ready to sacrifies their life for civilian will you wok the amount of salary they are working on forget about the danger they been going,
appreciate what we have.

"Won" ...... DG ISPR himself admitted today that we are NOT OUT OF THE WOODS YET. Let's declare victory when they have the courage to take care of the snake India. Otherwise this is all BS talk with zero actions.

 

[RoadRunner401]

We need to bomb Indian military infrastructure inside india for every terror attack on Pakistan.

If they hit back... Just go nuclear. Allah will be the final judge.

For years, our illiterate totally unqualified political appointees diplomats (cha-cha jee and mama jee) were sleeping on the desk instead of countering Indian propaganda and promoting Pakistan. Indians successfully made Pakistan look like the aggressor. Finally, we are fighting them back and exposing them for what they really are.

Attacking them will provide the Ammo India desperatly wants, Give diplomacy time and we can cause much bigger damage to India and expose her what she is without firing a single bullet.

 

[Ahmet Pasha]

India backing IS to spread unrest in Pakistan: PM Imran on Hazara killings
Dawn.comPublished January 10, 2021Updated about 2 hours ago
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Prime Minister Imran Khan in a conversation with a group of digital media publishers on Sunday. — DawnNewsTV
Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday said his government had reached the conclusion that India was backing the militant Islamic State (IS) group to cause turmoil in Pakistan.
In a conversation with a group of digital media publishers and broadcasters, the premier suggested that the IS extremist group had carried out last Sunday's killing of Shia Hazara coal miners in Balochistan's Mach area at the behest of India.
While answering a question about the Hazara murders, he said the genesis of militant sectarianism in Balochistan lay in the Afghan jihad of the 1980s.
Analyse: What is needed to tackle extremism and protect diversity in Pakistan?
After foreign powers left Afghanistan, the militant groups remaining in the region "caused immense losses to Pakistan", particularly by targeting the Shia Hazara community, he noted.
"Now this [attack] that has been claimed by ISIS ... the opinion of all of us [and] our security agencies is that India is backing ISIS," the premier said, using the alternative name for IS. He added that it was the "stated aim" of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government to spread unrest in Pakistan.

Courtesy: PMO Youtube.

Prime Minister Imran said his government had been given an intelligence briefing in March last year that India wanted to "inflame sectarianism" in Pakistan by starting the killings of Shias and Sunnis.
"This was going on for a while. Full marks [to] our ISI and world-class agencies that pre-empted this," he said, adding that security agencies had targeted such elements with great difficulty and diffused the situation.
He said sectarian groups had morphed into the IS, and regretted that successive federal governments had not paid enough attention to Balochistan because of its small vote bank.
The premier also attributed Balochistan's problems to its sardari system, under which he said tribal leaders would enter into an alliance with federal governments; under this alliance, the development funds issued for Balochistan were spent through the sardars and did not reach the masses.
"So the people [in Balochistan] are poor but the sardars over a period of time have become very powerful," he said.
Prime Minister Imran said his was the first government that was focusing on the socio-economic development of the province. He said the government had for the first time given a large development package for south Balochistan but acknowledged that "it is a large area for which a lot of funds are needed which we don't have at the moment."
Praising the performance of Balochistan Chief Minister Jam Kamal Khan Alyani, he said the government was making efforts to change the existing legacy harming the province.
The prime minister's remarks come a week after 11 miners belonging to the Shia Hazara community were brutally massacred in the Mach coalfield area. Armed assailants had entered their residential compound early on January 3 where they were sleeping, blindfolded and trussed them up before executing them. The IS, also known by the Arabic acronym Daesh, claimed responsibility for the attack.
Relatives and residents started a protest against the killings on the same day, arranging the miners' coffins on the Western Bypass on the outskirts of Quetta and refusing to bury them in a symbolic gesture until the prime minister's visit and assurance of protection.
The protests later spread to other parts of the country, including Peshawar, Lahore and Karachi, where demonstrators blocked several important roads, disrupting traffic.
After a deadlock lasting for nearly a week, talks succeeded between the protesters and the government, leading to the end of the protests and burial of the miners on Saturday.

To me it seemed like an İrani led operation. With RAW/NDS backing