Isalamabad: The Pakistani military said on Friday that India had “no lost love” for the Afghan population and alleged that his actions in Afghanistan were solely intended to endanger Pakistan.
Overcoming a press conference on the situation of Afghanistan in the City of Garrison Rawalpindi, Maj Gen Babar Iftikhar, spokesman for the Pakistani army, said the role of India in the war-stricken country was “very negative”.
“We need to understand what has become the role of India in Afghanistan.
I think whatever investment they made in Afghanistan and the type of influence they developed, was all done with one intention – to endanger Pakistan,” he added to them (India)) no There is love that is missing for the Afghans.
“India poisoned the mind of Afghan’s leadership, intelligence agencies, and soldiers, thus gave rise to a negative statement against Pakistan,” he said.
Military spokesman alleged that India Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), along with the Directorate of National Security Afghanistan (NDS), has extended assistance to terrorist organizations, such as Tehreek-I-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and Daesh (Islamic State), Among other things, conspiring against Pakistan.
“The whole goal hurts Pakistan.
If they (Afghan spy agents) do their own work, they will be far more prepared to take what happened today,” he said.
The spokesman said that Pakistan had reached the Afghan government to formalize the border control mechanism, including sharing intelligence, but “we” did not receive a positive response.
“We offered it (army training) several times but only six cadets came.
However, hundreds and thousands of Afghan soldiers went for training to India and several Indian Army Training Teams were placed in Afghanistan to train Afghan troops,” he said, emphasizing.
That peace in Pakistan is directly related to peace in Afghanistan.
A spokesman, Moreover, said that when the country’s armed forces carried out security operations on the Western border, there was a “violation of a large armor” on his eastern border.
‘Indian outreach in Afghanistan aims to endanger Pakistan’
