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Once again a big controversy has arisen regarding the relations between Pakistan and terrorist organizations. Just before the first anniversary of ‘Operation Sindoor’, the alleged statement of a Pakistani leader has sparked a new debate. It is being claimed that this leader admitted in an open forum that Pakistan Army had taken action in support of notorious terrorists after the Indian attacks.

This statement has come at a time when India has been continuously accusing Pakistan of harboring terrorism in international forums. Now if these statements prove to be true, then it can raise serious questions on Pakistan’s official stance and its military policy.

Did the leader of Pakistan confess to supporting terrorists?

According to reports, Pakistani leader Shahir Sialvi said during an event that ‘for the first time, Pakistan Army fought for Hafiz Saeed and Masood Azhar.’ This program is allegedly being linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba. It is noteworthy that Hafiz Saeed and Masood Azhar are terrorists declared by the United Nations. This statement of Sialvi indicates how deep the relations between Pakistan’s army and terrorist organizations can be.

Who is Shaheer Sialvi?

Shaheer Sialvi has emerged as a controversial political face of Pakistan, whose name has come into the headlines after his recent statements. He has been associated with ‘Pakistan Nazriyati Party’ and presents himself as an active political activist. Sialvi is known as a student leader and emerging political activist in Pakistan. He has been associated with ideological politics for a long time and has been registering his active presence on different platforms.

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According to the documents to the Election Commission, Shaheer Sialvi has also emerged as the chairman of ‘Pakistan Nazriyati Party’. This party represents a particular ideological stream in Pakistan. His recent statement has created a big controversy. Sialvi’s claims have raised serious questions at the international level on Pakistan’s role in terrorism. He reportedly said that the Pakistani Army worked directly to protect the terrorist infrastructure. After which a new debate has erupted on this issue.

How did Pakistan change the narrative after India’s attacks?

Sialvi also claimed that India had carried out attacks in Muridke and Bahawalpur, where many terrorists were killed. After this, Pakistan changed its strategy and started presenting the killed people as ‘freedom fighters’. This claim further strengthens India’s allegation that Pakistan presents terrorist activities under different names to hide them.

Did the army play any role in the funeral of terrorists?

According to Sialvi, the funeral prayers of those killed in the attacks were not performed by the clerics but by the religious officers of the Pakistan Army. Not only this, he claimed that soldiers in uniform picked up these dead bodies. He said that this was done so that the message could be given at the international level that these people were not terrorists but were fighting for some ‘purpose’.

What was Operation Sindoor and why did it happen?

India launched ‘Operation Vermillion’ on 7 May. This action was taken in response to the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22, in which 26 civilians lost their lives. In this operation, terrorist hideouts located in Pakistan-occupied areas were targeted, including those associated with Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed. This military confrontation lasted for four days and the situation returned to normal after the agreement between the two countries on May 10.

What did Defense Minister Rajnath Singh say on the operation?

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh described ‘Operation Sindoor’ as a unique example of India’s military might. He said that this operation was a brilliant display of modern technology and precise strategy. He said, ‘The decisive reply given by our soldiers to the terrorists and their supporters.

He made the entire country feel proud. It was a good thing that we showed patience and destroyed only the terrorists. Otherwise the whole world knows what our armed forces are capable of doing. Rajnath Singh also said that in this operation, terrorist hideouts were successfully destroyed using advanced systems and modern weapons.