Islamabad: Pakistan’s former soldier Adil Raza has said that the Pahalgam attack has been carried out by Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir. Adil Raza has said that the terrorist attack in Pahalgam was ordered by Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir. Let us know that Pakistan is already under question about the terrorist attack in Pahalgam. A total of 26 people were killed in the Pahalgam terror attack. Terrorists shot tourists who went on a holiday in Pahalgam and shot them by asking their religion. Initial investigation after the incident revealed that the wires of the terrorists were connected to Pakistan.
What has Adil Raza claimed?
Adil Raza wrote on the X, making a huge claim, ‘The highly placed sources of the Pakistani intelligence department have now confirmed that the Pahalgam terrorist attack was carried out on the orders of General Asim Munir, while the whole of Pakistan is unaware of this audacity and it does not know anything about it.’ Raza wrote in another tweet, ‘Pahalgam terrorist attack was a personal act to fulfill his personal interests by fascist infinite Munir and his companions in the army. Therefore, military -occupied Pakistan cannot be held responsible for the actions of any one wicked element.
Pakistani aircraft closed for Indian aircraft
Meanwhile, Pakistan on Thursday shut down its aircraft and Wagah border for Indian aircraft. Pakistan also banned all types of trade with India and said that any attempt to prevent or change the water received to Pakistan under the Indus Water Treaty would be considered a war action. These announcements were made after a meeting chaired by Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif.
Sharif meeting with the three army chiefs
Sharif held a meeting with the Chief Ministers of the government and the three army chiefs in view of India’s strict action after the Pahalgam attack. A statement issued after the National Security Committee i.e. NSC meeting said that Pakistan’s sovereignty and security will be responded strongly in every way if there is any kind of threat. According to the statement, Pakistan ‘rejected’ India’s decision to suspend the Indus Water Treaty after the Pahalgam terror attack and said that it is a lifeline for 24 million Pakistanis.
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