• Details of Indian military and intelligence agencies’ efforts to spread unrest in the peaceful regions of Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan have surfaced.
•According to security sources, Indian military has a long history of unprovoked firing and subversive activities against unarmed civilians along the LoC.
•India is attempting sabotage activities by transportation and use of Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) along the LoC.
•Evidence shows that since 2016, there have been 54 incidents of IEDs, planted by India along the LoC.
•There has been an increase in discovery and detonation of Indian IEDs in areas such as Chakothi, Neza Pir, Chirikot, Rakh Chikri, Dewa, Battal, Kot Kotera, and others.
•These Indian IED explosions have resulted in killings and injuring of numerous innocent civilians.
•India’s sabotage activities include the transportation of IEDs, weapons, and narcotics in areas like Bagh, Battal, Dewa, and others.
•Between February 4 and 6, 2025, four Indian IEDs were found in the Battal Sector and Rawalakot, resulting in martyrdom of one civilian.
•On February 12, 2025, Indian forces violated the ceasefire in the Dewa and Bagsar Sectors, resulting in injuries to two soldiers.
•Pakistan has also protested to India over spreading unrest and the transportation of Indian IEDs in areas like Poonch, Bagh, Kotli, Mirpur, and Rawalakot.
•Pakistan has shared evidence of these Indian subversive activities with United Nations’ officials present in these areas.
•Indian forces have repeatedly conducted false flag operations and staged fake encounters to falsely accuse Pakistani military of cross-border incursions.
•Indian forces have punished several officers from 3 Rajputs, 12 Jats, and other units, for using military resources to smuggle narcotics and weapons.
•Substantial evidences confirm use of double agents to smuggle arms consignments in collaboration with Indian border forces to portray them as Pakistani weapons. Later, these double agents persecuted, declaring them as Pakistanis to claim financial rewards.
•In November 2022, a civilian shot and killed an Indian soldier in a video while the soldier was attempting to hide a weapons cache, as per security sources.
•Discontent within the Indian military has led to an increase in suicide incidents every year.
•Indian military investigations often label suicide incidents as cross-border firing exchanges to avoid scrutiny.
•There are undeniable evidence of India’s history of interference and subversive activities in other countries.
•India’s violations of the ceasefire agreement, transportation of IEDs, and weapons pose a threat to regional peace and security.
•The Indian military’s organized tactics are primarily aimed at covering up its failures in occupied Kashmir.
•India is imprisoning dissenting voices and seizing the properties of locals in occupied Kashmir.
•India is exploiting the people of occupied Kashmir and attempting to alter the demographics of occupied Kashmir.
•India’s accusations against Pakistan are its attempts to divert attention from its own terrorist activities.
•India is attempting to create unrest in Azad Jammu and Kashmir to drive a wedge between the public and the military, as per defense experts.
•India’s violations of the ceasefire agreement are an attempt to provoke Pakistan and harass Kashmiris, according to defense experts.
•The Indian military uses fake encounters to falsely accuse Pakistan of cross-border incursions and cover up its own crimes, as per defense experts.
•Ahead of Modi’s visit to the US, India is conspiring to portray Pakistan as a supporter of terrorism on the global stage, according to defense experts.
•Evidence of India’s subversive activities through secret agencies has also been found in Canada, US, UK and Australia, as per defense experts.
•The killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada and the conspiracy to kill Gurpatwant Singh Pannun in the US by Indian secret agencies are part of this series, according to defense experts.
•India must realize that such activities can escalate crises, posing a threat to regional security, as per defense experts.
•India should not forget that Pakistan also has the capability to respond in kind.
