Kasrkin
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Institutional support may indeed exist for legitimate groups fighting the Kashmiri freedom struggle against occupation in Kashmir, but that is not support for terrorism.
This accusation of 'institutional support' is also VERY weak. What institutional support would imply is that no matter who is in charge, be it the COAS or the ISI Chief or any other officer from the PA in a position of import, they will turn to organizationally or institutionally affiliated irregular groups because that’s what the standard protocol or procedures or organizational disposition would oblige them to do. This is not true because organizationally NO irregular groups are affiliated with the PA.
There has been support for groups that India wants to label ‘terrorists’ from within the ISI in the past, but this as well documented research has shown this depends on the demeanor, preference, tempo of people making the decisions i.e. the ISI chief. So if a new ISI chief, take General Pasha for instance, comes in and decides that unlike his predecessor he’s not going to fund these subversive groups, instead he’s going to look into other ways of investing resources and achieving his objectives. Then protocol wise NO ONE will raise an eyebrow. So these are individual decisions resulting from individual inclinations. There is NO institutional support unless you mean that funds provided by the institution’s operations department may have been invested for that particular amount of time in that particular organization with that particular assignment. But the Indians by saying ‘institutional support for terror’ as usual blow everything COMPLETELY out of proportion. The ISI has done nothing the Indians haven’t done before, or the Americans or Russians.
The Army institution itself is very large, and not even a fraction of its resources and potential would go into these intelligence oriented ‘extraordinary’ or ‘special’ assignments. It has always been India’s cherished dream to get the PA branded a terrorist organization, because it is stylish and politically convenient to fight a 'terrorist' enemy these days. And there is a lot of content out there in cyber-space designed to ensure this insinuation is encouraged. If you'd note that they're many Indians here who're inclined to believe any Muslim involved in any marshal Jihad for his people is a terrorist. Basically to India the WoT is just another excuse to settle old scores.
This accusation of 'institutional support' is also VERY weak. What institutional support would imply is that no matter who is in charge, be it the COAS or the ISI Chief or any other officer from the PA in a position of import, they will turn to organizationally or institutionally affiliated irregular groups because that’s what the standard protocol or procedures or organizational disposition would oblige them to do. This is not true because organizationally NO irregular groups are affiliated with the PA.
There has been support for groups that India wants to label ‘terrorists’ from within the ISI in the past, but this as well documented research has shown this depends on the demeanor, preference, tempo of people making the decisions i.e. the ISI chief. So if a new ISI chief, take General Pasha for instance, comes in and decides that unlike his predecessor he’s not going to fund these subversive groups, instead he’s going to look into other ways of investing resources and achieving his objectives. Then protocol wise NO ONE will raise an eyebrow. So these are individual decisions resulting from individual inclinations. There is NO institutional support unless you mean that funds provided by the institution’s operations department may have been invested for that particular amount of time in that particular organization with that particular assignment. But the Indians by saying ‘institutional support for terror’ as usual blow everything COMPLETELY out of proportion. The ISI has done nothing the Indians haven’t done before, or the Americans or Russians.
The Army institution itself is very large, and not even a fraction of its resources and potential would go into these intelligence oriented ‘extraordinary’ or ‘special’ assignments. It has always been India’s cherished dream to get the PA branded a terrorist organization, because it is stylish and politically convenient to fight a 'terrorist' enemy these days. And there is a lot of content out there in cyber-space designed to ensure this insinuation is encouraged. If you'd note that they're many Indians here who're inclined to believe any Muslim involved in any marshal Jihad for his people is a terrorist. Basically to India the WoT is just another excuse to settle old scores.
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