Naqvi lauds role of intelligence agencies in war against India

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has said that the role of intelligence agencies during war against was very crucial as Pakistan had quick information regarding Indian government, reported 24NewsHD TV Channel. 

Addressing a seminar under the aegis of Prof Waris Mir Foundation, Mohsin Naqvi said every movement in India was known well in advance as Pakistan was aware of every decision of the Indian leadership well in advance. 

Naqvi said that India was openly spreading terrorism in Pakistan through its proxies. He said after 9/11, India benefited the most from the War on Terror. Interior Minister Naqvi says India used the war on terror to suppress the oppressed Kashmiris. Naqvi said Modi tried to portray the political movement as terrorism.

Recalling a meeting with a Saudi delegation during the conflict, Naqvi said Field Marshal Munir had compared India to a “shining car” and Pakistan to a “loaded dumper,” implying the outcome of their collision was inevitable.

The minister highlighted the unity displayed by Pakistan’s civil and military leadership, contrasting it with India’s internal divisions, where the army and air chiefs reportedly held separate meetings with Prime Minister Modi. He accused Indian leaders Ajit Doval and Amit Shah of orchestrating the Pulwama “false-flag drama” that triggered the conflict, warning that their policies would ultimately harm India itself.

He reiterated the resolve that Modi will not be allowed to evade UN resolutions, Pakistan will continue to give Kashmiris their rights.

Speaker Punjab Assembly Malik Ahmed Khan said that regional conflicts should be resolved through dialogue. He said the promoting dialogue was inevitable in the current situation. Malik Ahmed Khan said India was involved in terror incidents in Pakistan.