Irrefutable Evidence of Indian Facilitation in Terrorism in Pakistan: Pakistani Authorities Expose Terrorist’s Communications with Indian Army

Islamabad: Authentic evidence has emerged linking Indian military and intelligence agencies to terrorism in Pakistan. After the arrest of terrorist Majid from Jhelum, forensic analysis of his mobile phone and drone data has revealed undeniable proof of Indian involvement in facilitating terror attacks within Pakistan.
Sources confirmed that the Pakistani authorities have uncovered significant evidence pointing to the active role of the Indian Army and its agencies in orchestrating and funding terrorist activities in Pakistan. Majid, a captured terrorist, was found to be in regular contact with Indian army officers and handlers. He was allegedly receiving payments from the Indian military in exchange for planting IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices).
Shocking revelations have surfaced from the WhatsApp conversations between Majid and Indian military officers, which identify four Indian Army officers involved in facilitating these terror operations. The officers named include Major Sandeep Verma, Subedar Sukhoinder, Havaldar Amit, and a soldier. In these conversations, an Indian handler explicitly instructs Majid to target civilian casualties in Pakistan, stating, “We need dead bodies in Pakistan.”
Further investigations revealed that Indian handlers were sending Majid videos on how to make bombs, along with instructions for their placement. In one of the calls, Major Sandeep Verma stated, “From Lahore to Balochistan, our network is spread out. We are not children, and this is not our first terrorist attack in Pakistan.”
The conversations also shed light on the financial arrangements, with Major Verma offering Majid a lump sum payment of 100,000 rupees, along with ongoing financial support as long as he continued carrying out attacks. Subedar Sukhoinder further elaborated on the compensation, stating, “If the media reports explosions and casualties, you will receive 1 million rupees per person killed.”
The calls also pinpoint locations where Majid received IEDs via drone delivery. On September 24, Sukhoinder directed Majid to a spot in Barnala Bhimber for explosives, which he later used in an attack on October 13 in the district of Bagh, injuring three soldiers. For this attack, Majid was paid 180,000 rupees.
Other operations followed, including an IED attack on November 30 in Jalalpur Jattan, which wounded four soldiers. For completing this mission, Majid was compensated with 656,000 rupees. The term “mithai boxes” (sweet boxes) was used in the communication as a code for the explosives.
In another conversation, Sukhoinder instructed Majid to target crowded bus stations for maximum casualties, further solidifying the deliberate nature of these attacks. These conversations serve as solid evidence that Indian intelligence agencies are directly involved in funding and facilitating terrorism in Pakistan.
Defense experts have emphasized that these audio recordings provide concrete proof of India’s active role in instigating terrorism across Pakistan. They argue that the evidence now warrants a push for India to be included in the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) blacklist.
The revelations have intensified calls for international recognition of India’s involvement in cross-border terrorism, with experts pointing out that Indian agencies are not only funding these operations but also training terrorists to carry out acts of violence in Pakistan.