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US making Pak Army controversial for Indian supremacy: Brig. Imtiaz | The News Tribe
Islamabad: Former Chief of Intelligence Bureau (IB) Brigadier (retired) Imtiaz Ahmed said Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) was being targeted because Pakistan Army was a hurdle in American agenda to create Indian supremacy in the region.
America wants to make Pakistan Army controversial within its own country so India could be benefited by having a chance to deepen its roots in Afghanistan, Imtiaz told Daily Dunya Newspaper.
Imtiaz said United States wanted to create Indian supremacy by giving it access to Oil reserves and it was not possible without making Pakistan Army weak.
He said limiting Pakistans nuclear ability, influence of China and Iranian Military power were also included in American agenda.
He further said we were not accustomed for such judicial activism and decisions. Independent judiciary was hard to swallow for ruling class, Imtiaz added.
US and India are involved in current wave of Karachi violence.
Islamabad: Former Chief of Intelligence Bureau (IB) Brigadier (retired) Imtiaz Ahmed said Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) was being targeted because Pakistan Army was a hurdle in American agenda to create Indian supremacy in the region.
America wants to make Pakistan Army controversial within its own country so India could be benefited by having a chance to deepen its roots in Afghanistan, Imtiaz told Daily Dunya Newspaper.
Imtiaz said United States wanted to create Indian supremacy by giving it access to Oil reserves and it was not possible without making Pakistan Army weak.
He said limiting Pakistans nuclear ability, influence of China and Iranian Military power were also included in American agenda.
He further said we were not accustomed for such judicial activism and decisions. Independent judiciary was hard to swallow for ruling class, Imtiaz added.
US and India are involved in current wave of Karachi violence.