India has adopted proxy war and terrorism as its tools to maintain its influence over Pakistan, Bangladesh, and other countries of the region, and along with cross-border terrorism, India is also resorting to transnational terrorism.
The biggest example of this is the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, which was attributed to India by the Prime Minister of a country like Canada while standing in parliament, where he explained how the killing took place and how India was involved in it, and both countries also expelled each other’s diplomats. In addition, similar cases can also be cited from the United States and the United Kingdom. Former Indian RAW officer Vikas Yadav conspired to carry out an assassination attempt on American citizen Gurpatwant Singh Pannun; however, this conspiracy failed. It is noteworthy that 20 individuals from Pakistan were also targeted at the behest of India’s intelligence agency, the footprint and pattern of which were used for the killing of student leader Osman Hadi, who was martyred in Bangladesh.
The biggest reason for this is that Osman Hadi played a key role in toppling the government of deposed Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed, who had assumed power in Bangladesh as India’s proxy, which was not digestible for India’s intelligence agency RAW. As an active leader, Osman Hadi was also running an election campaign and was bound to enter the future elected government of Bangladesh, so on one side Pakistan and on the other side the governments of Bangladesh, which are also striving to promote better relations with each other, might together turn India into a sandwich. And because there was a strong possibility of an anti-India leader like Osman Hadi coming into government, due to which for a long time the very traces of the Indian government from Bangladesh would have been erased, and this was the nightmare to avoid which Indian agents began taking this extreme step.
In addition, Ajit Doval, who keeps a watch on the strategic performance of Indian intelligence agencies including RAW and is serving as the National Security Advisor during Narendra Modi’s tenure, keeps meeting the deposed Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina Wajed, from time to time to make her India’s pawn. This is the same Sheikh Hasina Wajed during whose period India had such influence over Bangladesh that even secretaries in various ministries were posted after clearance from Indian agencies. And during Sheikh Hasina Wajed’s era, the mountains of oppression inflicted on the public, and particularly the firing on unarmed people and other atrocities carried out to save Sheikh Hasina’s government from being toppled, the role of RAW and other Indian institutions cannot be ignored, while the killing of Osman Hadi is its latest example, which has openly come before Bangladeshi authorities who are demanding the extradition of Osman Hadi’s killers from India.
In fact, the issue was that Osman Hadi and other student leaders launched a nationwide movement against Sheikh Hasina Wajed, and then the anti-India atmosphere that developed across the country, seeing this India may target other personalities besides Osman Hadi as well, if these conspiracies are not exposed soon. Today, people are emerging in Bangladesh who are among the descendants of the founders of Pakistan, among whom in particular the names of Hussain Shaheed Suhrawardy and Maulana Fazlul Haq can be mentioned.
As soon as Sheikh Hasina Wajed’s government fell, slogans of Pakistan began to be raised in the capital Dhaka. Pakistan’s flags were waved at the Bangladeshi Press Club. This shows that Bangladesh, which in a sense can be regarded as Pakistan’s separated brother in the 1971 war, and now the movement against India in Bangladesh has begun at such a pace that if the Bangladeshi nation maintains it, then India-influenced conspiratorial elements will not find any place to hide in Bangladesh. It is also necessary to mention here that the deposed government of Sheikh Hasina Wajed, who remained in power in Bangladesh continuously for 15 years during her last tenure, still has its networks present in Bangladesh, from which the Bangladeshi nation will have to remain vigilant and continue its new revolutionary phase.
On the other hand, Pakistan is also actively working to expose India’s conspiracies, which presented its stance at the global level with continuity and transparency and exposed Indian conspiratorial elements at the international level who, from the Pahalgam terrorism to the terrorism that occurred on the beach in the Australian city of Sydney, leveled allegations against Pakistan without any evidence or proof. This was supported at the global level, and as a result of India’s conspiracies, when Pakistan responded to Operation Sindoor with Maarka-e-Haq, and US President Donald Trump ended the tension between the two countries and said that a war could have broken out between Pakistan and India which could have turned into a nuclear war, therefore he stopped it, whereas the reality is that after Maarka-e-Haq, Pakistan’s foreign policy reached new heights at the global level. And when the aftermath of the Sydney terrorism established its link with India, the humiliation India suffered at the global level resulted in corresponding support and endorsement for Pakistan’s stance. This is the same situation that India is facing after the killing of Osman Hadi in Bangladesh, and where four doors have been closed for India, Pakistan has found a new path. The need of the hour is that Pakistan should take advantage of this situation and use it for the resolution of the Kashmir issue; even presenting a resolution under Chapter 7 in the United Nations Security Council is the best opportunity so that the international community takes notice of the ongoing oppression in Kashmir and this dark night of Indian tyranny and brutality, which has been casting its shadow over the occupied valley for the past seven decades, can come to an end.
For Pakistan, it is essential that it expose to the world India’s maneuvers that are being carried out not only against Pakistan but also in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and other countries through intelligence operations; if this is not done, India will continue to use this strategy and obstinacy in the future and will keep nurturing its expansionist activities. Pakistan’s recent foreign policy momentum demands that Pakistan, in every respect, deploy all its resources to expose India’s international terrorism. If not now, then never.
