Just got a call from a leading Pakistani-British Member of Parliament, fervent supporter of Pakistan’s Kashmir policy, expressing serious concern/anxiety over developments in Azad Kashmir; made 3 key points: a) this self-inflicted wound based on impulsive decision-making is alienating Kashmiri Diaspora, b) creating unrest in AJK which is base camp for liberation struggle in Indian Occupied Kashmir, c) handing India propaganda points at a time when Pakistani Diplomacy reached highest level of success, while India’s image is at lowest ebb! Urgent need to reverse wrongs & give a healing touch to people of AJK, discarding ham-handed approach that’s proven totally counter-productive! Let’s not give our foes opportunities to exploit!

بلوچستان کے علاقے تمپ میں پاکستان فوج نے متعدد گھروں کو مسمار کرنے سمیت نذرآتش کردیا۔ علاقہ مکینوں کے مطابق قبل ازیں گھروں پر چھاپوں کے دوران فورسز نے گھروں میں موجود قیمتی زیورات و دیگر اشیاء بھی لوٹ لیا ہے۔

Saudi journalist Abdulaziz Al-Khamis has written that tensions between Pakistan's military establishment and religious circles are increasing. He pointed to Pakistani military strikes inside Afghanistan, criticism of the military by Maulana Fazlur Rehman, and disputes over the control of religious seminaries within Pakistan. He emphasized that if this situation continues, Pakistan's internal crisis is likely to deepen further.

🚨RTA (Road Traffic Accident) Pakistan Army: 3 killed (Capt Ali Aamir (GSO III 115 Bde), Sep Shahab, Sep Waqas) 5 injured. Maj Usman Bashar (BM 111 Bde), condition: stable. Sep Saifullah, Lnk Dvr Shahbir, Sep Sadqut, Sep Adnan, condition: serious. All from 115 Brigade.

یہ شوکت نواز میرے اب ’غدار‘ ہیں

عمران خان کو علاج کے غرض سے جیل سے باہر نہیں لایا گیا بلکہ اہم ملاقات کے لیے لایا گیا۔ بیرسٹر گوہر سے عمران خان کی ملاقات کنفرم ہے۔ اب عمران خان سے براہ راست بات چیت ہو رہی ہے اور جس شخصیت کے ذریعے عمران خان سے بات ہو رہی ہے وہ شخصیت عمران خان کے دور میں اہم عہدے پر تھے، رضوان غلزئی

The Engine Room of Terror: Inside the Mechanics of the Pahalgam Attack A Calculated Power Move Adil Raja Jun 17, 2025 What appears to be a chilling repeat of history, sources within Pakistan’s military and intelligence establishment have confirmed that the Pahalgam terrorist attack in Indian-administered Kashmir was not a rogue act, but a deliberate case of state-sanctioned terrorism. At the heart of this orchestrated escalation stands Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, Asim Munir.This report continues my ongoing investigative series connecting covert ISI operations to Pakistan’s internal power politics and regional instability. According to multiple insiders from Military Intelligence (MI) and the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), the attack was ordered directly by Asim Munir and executed through the ISI’s Special Operations Division. A Pattern of Provocation This is not General Munir’s first involvement in a major terrorist incident. During the 2019 Pulwama attack, he served as Director General of the ISI. Now in 2025, as Army Chief, he appears to have repeated history—this time with even graver consequences.Military insiders reveal the Pahalgam operation was designed to provoke a controlled escalation with India using the existing communication channels like hotline between both country’s Director Generals of the Military Operations to avoid escalation into a nuclear catastrophe. The timing was strategic. Munir reportedly sought to use the resulting tension to strengthen his domestic standing, paving the way for his recent self-promotion to Field Marshal and an extension of his tenure—mirroring the authoritarian legacy of General Zia-ul-Haq. Background: A Calculated Power Move General Munir has long been accused of manipulating crises to consolidate his authority. His promotion to Field Marshal has only amplified concerns about his ambitions to become a de facto ruler. According to intelligence leaks and defence analysts, the Pahalgam attack was part of a broader political strategy.The intent, sources suggest, was to trigger an Indian military response, allowing Munir to position himself as the indispensable guardian of national security. This narrative has bolstered his grip on power—albeit at the cost of regional stability and Pakistan’s international credibility. India’s official response, including pointed accusations from Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan, further reinforced Munir’s domestic security narrative, making the gambit appear temporarily successful. The Mechanics of the Attack The operation was reportedly overseen by Major General Muhammad Shahab Aslam, Director General of the ISI’s Special Operations Division. Aslam, a senior officer from the 14th Sind Regiment, executed the mission under the direct oversight of DG ISI Lt. Gen. Asim Malik. Logistical coordination came from the ISI’s Special Operations Director Muhammad Haroon Murtaza and Special Operations Directorate Detachment in Rawalpindi, chaired by DDG Ahmed Arifeen—both experienced in covert overseas roles under diplomatic cover. Murtaza previously served as Trade and Cultural Attaché at the Pakistani High Commission in New Delhi before being expelled for espionage. Arifeen, meanwhile, operated out of Geneva, forging links with Khalistani separatists before returning to oversee arms and narcotics trafficking across the Punjab border. Execution on the ground involved proscribed organisations—namely Lashkar-e-Taiba remnants operating under the rebranded Jamaat-ud-Dawa. Despite resistance from the ISI’s own Analysis Wing, the plan was approved by Munir and proceeded as intended. This network of handlers and militant proxies paints a grim portrait of a military leadership willing to manufacture crises to extend its rule, eroding institutions and public trust in the process. Domestic and International Ramifications The attack provoked a strong Indian response. General Anil Chauhan publicly blamed Pakistan, referencing a venomous anti-India speech by Munir delivered just days before the incident. In retaliation, India has unveiled a new doctrine tying terrorism to water diplomacy—hinting at the use of river resources as leverage in future conflicts. Prominent analysts, including Dr Moeed Pirzada, confirmed that US defence sources also believe Munir orchestrated the attack for political purposes. “According to defence analysts in the US,” Pirzada stated, “General Asim Munir and the Pakistan military are responsible for the Pahalgam attack... staged for his own political ambitions.” Silencing the Messenger As part of this investigation, I contacted the Pakistan Army’s Directorate General of Inter-Services Public Relations (@OfficialDGISPR) and the GHQ Military Intelligence Directorate via my longstanding email (talktoadilraja@proton.me). Rather than offering a response, the account was hacked and permanently deleted—an apparent attempt to obstruct this inquiry. Undeterred, I followed up using secure alternative addresses and posted a public request for comment: “I am currently working on an investigative story concerning the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and its alleged involvement in special operations abroad in collaboration with proscribed militant organisations... Please provide your comments on these allegations by the end of the working day tomorrow on June 17, 2025.”(Shared publicly and emailed directly to MI Directorate) Despite confirmation of delivery to official military addresses, no response has been received after three attempts. The Bigger Picture These findings expose how Pakistan’s military, under General Munir, continues to manufacture instability for personal and institutional gain. Far from defending the nation, Munir’s actions are dragging Pakistan backwards—politically, economically, and diplomatically. His alleged transformation from a uniformed general into a power-hungry autocrat represents not just a personal moral failure but a national crisis. With Pahalgam, Pakistan hasn’t merely antagonised India—it has undermined its own legitimacy and future. This investigation—built on insider testimony, defector reports, and international corroboration—is just the beginning. Further exposés on ISI’s covert networks, at home and abroad, will follow. For now, one urgent question remains: How long can a nation be held hostage by the ambitions of one man and his military machine?

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