2024-03-17 15:24:12
Islamabad: When these terrorists have started becoming Bhasmasur for Pakistan, which nurtures terrorists, then it has started blaming India for this. Pakistan’s Special Representative in Afghanistan, Ambassador Asif Durrani, has made baseless allegations against India as part of this propaganda. Durrani said that after Islamabad, there is evidence that India is providing funds to the banned terrorist organization Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) through Afghan proxies. According to the report of Pakistani newspaper Dawn, Durrani said this on Saturday at a program of an Islamabad-based think tank on the Afghan peace process.6000 TTP terrorists present in Afghanistan
Durrani said that it is estimated that 5000 to 6000 TTP terrorists have taken shelter in Afghanistan. If we include their families, this number reaches 70,000. He said Pakistan’s peace talks with the banned TTP had failed in the past because the terrorist group was neither ready to surrender nor owed allegiance to the Constitution of Pakistan.
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Accusing India without any evidence, Durrani said it was clear that someone else was paying for their (TTP) maintenance as the interim Afghan government could not afford the daily expenses of such a large number of people. The third important reason for the impasse in talks, he said, was that the TTP did not want to face the law for its heinous crimes. This also included the gruesome attack on Peshawar’s Army Public School.
Ambassador Durrani said Pakistan had said during talks with the interim government in Kabul that the TTP needed to surrender and snatch weapons from the extremist group and detain its leadership. Pakistan had made it clear that “TTP is a red line for Pakistan, which cannot be tolerated.”