China's Dual Policy and Its Impact on the Global Stage Amidst Indo-Pak Tensions

National News: There has been a major revelation amid the ever-increasing tension between India and Pakistan, which has raised serious questions about the role of China. According to the latest reports, China is constantly stopping the ban offered by India in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) against Pakistan-based terrorist groups. This disclosure is made in a secret dossier prepared by India's National Investigation Agency (NIA), referring to this hidden 'aid' of China.

The Terrorists Shielded by China’s Shadow

The dossier has a total of five major terrorists against whom India proposed to ban the United Nations, but each time China put it in cold storage through its 'technical hold.' These terrorists are associated with organizations that have been directly involved in the fatal attacks against India:

• Abdul Rauf Asghar-mastermind of the IC-814 aircraft kidnapping of 1999, the 2001 Parliament attack, and the main conspirator in the 2016 Pathankot attack.
• Sajid Mir - 26/11 Mumbai was involved in a terrorist attack and is also on the FBI's most wanted list.
• Abdur Rahman Makki, the political head of Lashkar-e-Taiba, who Pakistan claimed to have died, is still active in funding.
• Talha Saeed is Hafiz Saeed's son and an important member of Lashkar who was involved in carrying out terrorist activities in India and Afghanistan.
• Shahid Mahmood Rahmatullah is the deputy chief of the Falah-e-Insaniyat Foundation, which is the mask of Lashkar and included in anti-India conspiracies.

Why is China's ban serious?

Since 2022, India has kept a proposal to declare these terrorists as global terrorists, in which America has also been supporting India. But each time, China kept the process pending by technically banning it. This move of China weakens international efforts against terrorism and gives protection to Pakistan.

China's 'Monitoring Haat' also regarding TRF

India also produced three times in the UNSC against the terrorist organization The Resistance Front (TRF), in December 2023, May 2024, and February 2025. But China turned it down every time. TRF is a terrorist group active in Kashmir, which India has declared a terrorist, but China's policy kept it global.

Is China breaking global unity against terrorism?

The question is now being deepened: Is China using its diplomatic strength to save terrorism? This attitude of China is not only a challenge for India but can also prove to be a threat to global peace and security. This policy of China in the fight against terrorism questions the credibility.

Growing diplomatic war on global stage

India's disclosure makes it clear that China supports Pakistan not only economically or militarily but also with full force at a diplomatic level. When global solidarity is needed to end terrorism, such a step by a permanent member is a major injury to peace efforts.

India demands that no country should give protection to any terrorist in the fight against terrorism. But China's 'Dragon Protection' has made this fight more complicated.