Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director-General LT General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said Pakistan possesses “credible evidence” that the service of Indian army officers and illegal Afghan nationals is involved in terrorism and serious crimes in Pakistan.
In a detailed interview with an international media on September 5, 2025, LT Gen Chaudhry noted that Pakistan had hosted millions of Afghan refugees for four decades and repeatedly extended the deadline for their voluntary returns on humanitarian reasons, Express news reported.
He said that the original reasons for asylum – outside of interference and civil war – “no longer exist”.
DG ISPR accused India of state -sponsored terrorism and said violent events within India stem from extremist policies and that New Delhi seeks to produce internal issues as external.
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“Authentic evidence has emerged in serving Indian army officers involved in terrorist acts in Pakistan,” he said, adding that Islamabad has presented this evidence to the international community several times.
The LT Gen Chaudhry called on the global community to help solve Kashmir -blanket and warned that Indian state institutions, including the army, are influenced by extremist political ideologies.
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He emphasized that Pakistan rejects all non-governmental actors without discrimination and that no group or other than the state other than the state can declare jihad. “There is no place in Pakistan for any militia or armed groups,” he said.
Chaudhry, who highlighted Pakistan’s victims as a front-line state in the fight against terrorism, said weapons left in Afghanistan, after the United States is now used in attack, a question that the United States has expressed concern.
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He also remembered US President Donald Trump’s leadership role in periods of Pakistan -India -India tensions and pointed to Pakistan’s constructive, strategic ties with China.
Chaudhry added that the United States has appointed the forbidden Majeed Brigade to a global terrorist organization and that several killed militants of “Fitna-E-Hindustan” in Balochistan were erected among so-called missing persons.
