Khawarij Group Releases Drone Attack Video Targeting Innocent Pashtun Civilians, Blaming Pakistani Army

Peshawar: The Khawarij group has released a video of a drone strike targeting innocent Pashtun civilians, amidst claims that Indian funding and support are behind the group’s growing presence and operations in Pakistan.
According to sources, the Khawarij group has been playing a significant role in spreading terrorism within Pakistan, largely facilitated by heavy Indian funding. This access to advanced weaponry, including drones, is a clear indication of India’s involvement in supporting the group.
The video released by the Khawarij group shows drone attacks that have been aimed at innocent children and civilians. Despite this, the group falsely accuses the Pakistan Army of carrying out the attacks. The drone strikes, particularly in the newly merged districts, have predominantly targeted unarmed Pashtun civilians, with a lack of awareness about the use of such advanced technology being a primary factor.
The sources further revealed that the Khawarij group uses social media to spread propaganda, accusing the Pakistani Army of being responsible for the deaths of civilians in the aftermath of these drone attacks. These claims are part of a broader campaign to mislead the public and incite anti-military sentiments.
The use of such advanced technology and weaponry by the Khawarij group is a clear sign of the involvement of India’s intelligence agency, RAW. Captured terrorists have also confessed that they receive funding from India and support from the Afghan government.
India is continuing its proxy war in Pakistan, taking advantage of the unstable situation in Afghanistan. These facts strongly suggest that the drone attacks are not carried out by the Pakistan Army, as falsely claimed by the Khawarij group, but by the group itself, with the backing of Indian funding and the facilitation of the Afghan interim government.