Has Pakistan orchestrated the Pahalgam massacre? He said Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir was provoked by several days later.
For many commentators in India, comments by Pakistan Army Chief President Asim Munir clearly demonstrate the fact that Pakistan Army sponsored and orchestrated Pahalgam terrorist attacks.
Pakistani Chief Asim Munir
Pakistan was killed on Tuesday in the Pahargam terrorist attacks, all civilians. This question has been raised considering the timing of the attack. Analysts and political experts are confused by this fact: the outrageous attack occurred when Pakistan’s chief president Asim Munir declared Jamu and Kashmir to be Pakistan’s jugular veins. He also defended the two-state theory that Muhammad Ali Jinnah surfaced in 1940. Asim Munir means that Hindus and Muslims are two different countries and they cannot live together.
On Wednesday, April 16, Gen Munir reiterated at a meeting held by Islamabad in Pakistan overseas in Islamabad that Pakistan will continue to stand among the Kashmir people in the “fight against Indian occupation.” “That’s our jugular vein, it’s our jugular vein, and we won’t forget it,” he said.
Randhir Jaiswal, spokesman for the Ministry of External Affairs of India, rejected the claims of the Pakistan Army Director, asking, “What can foreigners become in the jugular vein.” He said, “This (Jamu and Kashmir) is the alliance territory of India. Its only relationship with Pakistan is the holiday of illegal occupation of the territory of the country.”
To many commentators in India, General Munier’s comments clearly demonstrate the fact that the Pakistani army sponsored and orchestrated Pahalgam terrorist attacks were.
General Munier’s comments were also analyzed based on the nature of the terrorists and the methods of committing the crime. The Pakistan Army Head said at the meeting: “You have to tell your children the story of Pakistan so that they don’t forget that our ancestors thought we were different from Hindus in every possible aspect of life.” He further added: “Our religion is different, our customs are different, our traditions are different, our thoughts are different, our ambitions are different. This is the basis of the theory of two countries established there. We are two countries, we are not one country.”
The terrorist behavior reflects what General Munier said. According to the Indian Express, terrorists demanded the names of their victims before killing them. They walked to a certain extent to ask a victim to recite the Islamic scriptures of “Kalma” and fired after he failed to do so. Analysts believe this reflects the perception of the Pakistani Army chief on the difference between Muslims in India. Apparently, the terrorists chose Hindus and killed them without Muslims.
Meanwhile, Defense Minister Khwaja Asif claimed on Wednesday that Pakistan had nothing to do with the killing of 26 people.
It must be asked why the terrorist attacks came just a few days after its army chief said Kashmir was Pakistan’s “jugate vein”. He should also explain why he said that Hindus and Muslims were different and that they could not live together, thus inspiring attackers.
