Lashkar Commander Calls For 'slitting Throats Of Hindus', Exposes Pakistan's Terrorist Agenda

Islamabad: Pakistan’s support to terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir has been exposed once again. Abu Musa Kashmiri, a notorious and high-ranking commander of Lashkar-e-Taiba, delivered a hate speech to his terrorist cadre at Tatrinot in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), near the Line of Control (LoC).

What did Abu Musa say?

During his speech, Abu Musa Kashmiri openly incited violence against India and Hindus. 

"Kashmir won't be obtained through begging, but by slitting the throats of Hindus," he said.

 The area where Abu Musa delivered this speech is in the Hajira tehsil (Rawalakot) area of Poonch district.

LeT (JKUM) commander Abu Musa Kashmiri, speaking near the LoC in Tatrinote, Hajira tehsil, Rawalakot (PoJK), claimed that the Kashmir issue cannot be resolved through dialogue and openly advocated violence and terrorism as the only means. He further asserted that he had conveyed… pic.twitter.com/7UyX0YYZ7N

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What is the situation in Pakistan after Operation Sindoor?

According to security sources, the terrorists operating within Pakistan have suffered such a blow from Operation Sindoor that they are unable to recover. Under pressure and facing losses, the terrorist organizations are now giving provocative statements from open platforms to recruit new cadres, rebuild their organizations, and remain relevant in Pakistan.

What is Pakistan’s terrorist agenda on Kashmir?

In his speech, Abu Musa Kashmiri also claimed that he had sent a message to the Pakistani Prime Minister stating that the Kashmir issue can only be resolved through jihad and terrorism. This statement once again exposes the truth that India has long presented on international forums: that Pakistan wants to keep the Kashmir issue alive through terrorism.

What was Abu Musa’s statement before the Pahalgam attack?

According to the security agencies, Abu Musa Kashmiri had given a similar provocative statement before the Pahalgam terrorist attack. Investigating agencies believe that such speeches are given to create a conducive environment before attacks, incite radicalized youth, and legitimize violence.

What is the assessment of the intelligence agencies?

Intelligence agencies assess that almost every terrorist in Pakistan these days is echoing the language and ideology of Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir. Asim Munir links the formation of Pakistan to the foundation of Islam and has repeatedly given statements spreading hatred against Hindus. In this context, the link between the statements of terrorist organizations and the thinking of the Pakistani establishment is becoming increasingly clear.

What was India's warning?

India has already stated on several international platforms that terrorists are openly active in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and enjoy state patronage. Abu Musa Kashmiri's latest statement further strengthens this claim.