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An Indian analyst, in a piece published in Hindustan Times, has acknowledged that the Indian spy agency the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) has ties with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).



Bharat Karnad, professor for national security studies at the Centre for Policy Research and author of “Why India is Not a Great Power (Yet)”, writes, “Severing relations with TTP will mean India surrendering an active card in Pakistan and a role in Afghanistan as TTP additionally provides access to certain Afghan Taliban factions.”

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This, he added, together with “the Abdul Ghani regime’s desire for India’s presence and the tested friendship with Abdul Rashid Dostum and his Tajik-dominated ‘Northern Alliance’, ensures that no solution for peace in Afghanistan can be cobbled together without India’s help”.

Discussing US secretary of defence, Lieutenant General (retd) James Mattis’ trip to India starting September 25, Karnad wrote, “As a former head of the US Central Command Mattis appreciates Pakistan’s indispensability as base for military operations to bring the Taliban in Afghanistan to their knees. But Islamabad has insisted that India’s role in Afghanistan be restricted and complained about the Indian support for the TTP accused by Islamabad of terrorism in Pakistan. The RAW-TTP link was publicly revealed in April this year by its former commander, Ehsanullah Ehsan.”

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The analyst believes that Mattis would request India to moderate its support for the TTP as it is s useful as an Indian counterpart of the Hizbul Mujahideen, Lashkar-e-Taiba, and Jaish-e-Muhammad. However, he maintained that the US official returning home empty-handed would not hurt relations with the US at all because there’s China; and the US needs India to strategically hinder it.
 
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RAW supports Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, acknowledges Indian analyst in top daily.

By News Desk

Published: September 24, 2017

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An Indian analyst, in a piece published in Hindustan Times, has acknowledged that the Indian spy agency the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) has ties with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).

Bharat Karnad, professor for national security studies at the Centre for Policy Research and author of “Why India is Not a Great Power (Yet)”, writes, “Severing relations with TTP will mean India surrendering an active card in Pakistan and a role in Afghanistan as TTP additionally provides access to certain Afghan Taliban factions.”

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This, he added, together with “the Abdul Ghani regime’s desire for India’s presence and the tested friendship with Abdul Rashid Dostum and his Tajik-dominated ‘Northern Alliance’, ensures that no solution for peace in Afghanistan can be cobbled together without India’s help”.

Discussing US secretary of defence, Lieutenant General (retd) James Mattis’ trip to India starting September 25, Karnad wrote, “As a former head of the US Central Command Mattis appreciates Pakistan’s indispensability as base for military operations to bring the Taliban in Afghanistan to their knees. But Islamabad has insisted that India’s role in Afghanistan be restricted and complained about the Indian support for the TTP accused by Islamabad of terrorism in Pakistan. The RAW-TTP link was publicly revealed in April this year by its former commander, Ehsanullah Ehsan.”

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The analyst believes that Mattis would request India to moderate its support for the TTP as it is s useful as an Indian counterpart of the Hizbul Mujahideen, Lashkar-e-Taiba, and Jaish-e-Muhammad. However, he maintained that the US official returning home empty-handed would not hurt relations with the US at all because there’s China; and the US needs India to strategically hinder it.

https://tribune.com.pk/story/151508...kistan-acknowledges-indian-analyst-top-daily/
 
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Everyone knows that Indians are supporting TTP and JuA in Afghanistan. What's new?
 
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Nice try, with out any evidence.

Bharat Karnad is not an official in Indian army or RAW.

I can also write any thing and pass it as a truth.
 
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Eh!? You Indians proclaim Indian Media to be the Gospel! Or do you think these are ISI stooges?

:-)

No. He’s just an analyst with an opinion, like countless others in the media. Only Pakistanis think a viewpoint of a single analyst represents official Indian policy on TTP. Just be happy with Khulbhusan.
 
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Everyone knows and talk alot privately but good thing is people started to talk publicly.
TTP & JuA are IS (Khurasan). Isn't it!
 
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We should live in brotherly sisterly peace..no point in having Hindu vs Muslim fights...This is the only life we will have and there is no afterlife.....let us create jobs and happy mothers in the subcontinent..coming age of automation is a particularly challenging one for both Indians and Pakistanis
 
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We should live in brotherly sisterly peace..no point in having Hindu vs Muslim fights...This is the only life we will have and there is no afterlife.....let us create jobs and happy mothers in the subcontinent..coming age of automation is a particularly challenging one for both Indians and Pakistanis

That is what Pakistan was asking since 1947.

Btw I agree with all your post except afterlife part.
 
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No. He’s just an analyst with an opinion, like countless others in the media. Only Pakistanis think a viewpoint of a single analyst represents official Indian policy on TTP. Just be happy with Khulbhusan.

You forget your Duval and his statements? What this analyst says is aligned with what Ajit D said, and AD is not an analyst.
 
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