India-Pak Ceasefire | Can Pakistan EVER be Trusted Again? | Dhruv Rathee

Hello, friends! On the evening of May 10, a ceasefire was announced in the India-Pakistan conflict. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri stated that Pakistan's DGMO, that is, the Director General of Military Operations, called our country's DGMO at 3:35 PM.

On this call, both sides agree that from 5 PM IST, firing and military action will be stopped at land, air, sea, and everywhere else. It was to be a ceasefire. But people found out about this through Donald Trump's social media post.

Trump stated that talks lasted all through the night, mediated by the US, after which India and Pakistan agreed to a 'full and immediate' ceasefire. But just a few hours later, Pakistan began violating the ceasefire. "If the Pakistanis lose, they come back to strike again.

" The reports on what exactly happened aren't clear yet. But one thing is clear. It's difficult to trust Pakistan's army and its government.

The Pakistani politics that has supported terrorism on its land for years, has sponsored terrorism, to stop its activities all of a sudden; Can it be truly expected? Look at this instance. In the last video, I told you that the responsibility of the Pahalgam terrorist attack was assumed by the Pakistani terror group TRF.

A shadow group of the terrorist organisation Lashkar-e-Taiba. In response to this, India launched Operation Sindoor and attacked nine terrorist sites in Pakistan. During the press briefing, it was revealed that these targets were chosen based on credible intelligence input so that any civilian infrastructure isn't damaged and there's no loss of civilian lives.

"Nine terrorist camps were targeted and successfully destroyed. The locations were so selected to avoid damage to civilian infrastructures and loss of any civilian lives. " But Pakistan's response to this, once again proves that Pakistan's government and its military support terrorism.

"And after India's precision strikes on terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, Islamabad retaliated by shelling civilian villages along the Line of Control. " Pakistan as a state is a sponsor of terrorism. Why am I saying this?

Because they ignored all international protocols and attacked civilians cowardly. After Operation Sindoor, Pakistan launched an unprovoked firing on the LoC. Not only that, they bombed Indian civilian houses with mortars and shells.

Poonch is a city located near the border. At least 16 people were killed there. And a total of 59 people were injured, 44 of whom were civilians.

"A total of 16 civilians have been killed and 59 others have been injured in the attacks. . .

" Poonch resident, Harcharan Singh, said that his friend Rizwan was with his children when a shell hit his car. Both his children, a 14-year-old and a 12-year-old, were killed. Look at this photo published in The Independent.

These 12-year-old twins, Zain and Zoya, when bombs were dropped on Poonch, a bomb fell on their house. Holding their father's hand, they were going to a safe place when another bomb fell on the street. Unfortunately, they didn't survive.

Their father, Rameez Khan, was injured and is now in the hospital. The military that attacks innocent civilians knowingly and intentionally, kills innocent children, shouldn't it be called a terrorist state? Friends, this video is especially important for the Pakistani masses.

Around 6%-7% of the viewers on this channel are from Pakistan. And I think it's crucial to put this truth in front of them. Because their media, their government, and their military will never tell them.

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You will find the link in the description below. Or you can scan this QR code. Let's look at some of the 9 terrorist sites attacked by India in Operation Sindoor.

In Muridke, Markaz Taiba, was the headquarters of Hafiz Saeed. Hafiz Saeed, who was designated as a terrorist by the UN in 2008. In 2012, America had put a $10 million bounty on him.

This was the nerve centre of the terrorist group Lashkar-e-Taiba. The second place that was targeted was Markaz Subhanallah. It was Masood Azhar's base.

In 2019, he too was put on the list of terrorists by the UN. This place was the headquarters of his terrorist organisation, Jaish-e-Mohammad. The third site was the Syedna Bilal Camp in Muzaffarabad.

The recruits of Lashkar and Jaish were trained there. And who provided this training? Pakistan's Special Forces.

The fourth site was the Sawai Nala Camp in Muzaffarabad. There, the terrorists involved in the Pahalgam terror attack were trained. The remaining five sites were similar.

An initial induction centre for terrorists. An indoctrination centre. And even a training camp.

These places helped them prepare to carry out terrorist attacks. Terrorist attacks in which not only are Indians killed, but many Pakistanis are killed too. Have you forgotten the Peshawar School Massacre?

The heart-wrenching terrorist attack from 2014 where at least 132 innocent children lost their lives. "The latest on that school tragedy in Pakistan. The death toll from the Taliban's horrifying attack topping 140, almost all of them young students.

" A terrorist organisation in Pakistan, the TTP, had assumed responsibility for this terrorist attack. TTP stands for Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan. You may wonder about the link between these two news articles.

The link is that if a place becomes a terrorist den, even their children there would be unsafe. Look at another link. This news report was published in the Times of India just a few days ago.

This very TTP killed 20 people from the Pakistan Army. And Baloch insurgents killed two. A few days before this, Balochistan Liberation Army, or the BLA, attacked a Pakistani military vehicle in Bolan.

In this IED attack, 8 soldiers of the Pakistani Army were killed and 6 were critically injured. A week before this, the BLA carried out another IED attack. 10 Pakistani Army personnel were killed.

"It was the Baloch Liberation Army that had targeted a convoy of Pakistani officers. 10 Pakistani army personnel have been killed in this attack. " Official estimates say that in the last 20 years, TTP has killed more than 80,000 Pakistanis.

You must've heard the saying if you sow the seeds of discord, you cannot expect peace. A few days ago, Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif admitted this while talking to Sky News. News presenter Yalda Hakim asked, if he would admit that Pakistan has a long history of backing, supporting, training, and funding these terrorist organisations.

"Would you admit, sir, that Pakistan has had a long history of backing and supporting and training and funding these terrorist organisations? " To this Khwaja Asif replied that they have been doing this dirty work for the past 3 decades, i. e.

, 30 years. For America, for the West, and even for Britain. "Well, we have been doing this dirty work for the United States for about three decades.

And the West, including Britain. " He said that it was a mistake and that's why they have had to suffer. "That was a mistake and we suffered for that.

" In March 2019, former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan had admitted to this too. He said that the Jihadi outfits have been around since the time of the US-led Afghan war against the Soviets in Afghanistan. And they've been operating there for decades.

Imran Khan had admitted to the mistakes of the past, but he has not admitted to the truth today. He said that Pakistan has now shut down all such Jihadi groups. That there's no place for them.

Similarly, Khawaja Asif admitted to the mistakes of the past, but he was on denial mode on the current situation. When the Sky News's anchor mentioned that the Pakistani terrorist organisation TRF assumed responsibility for the Pahalgam terrorist attack, and that it's an offshoot of Lashkar-e-Taiba. "You're talking about an offshoot of Lashkar-e-Taiba.

" To this, he replied that Lashkar-e-Taiba does not exist in Pakistan anymore. That it has gone extinct. "Let me tell you, Lashkar-e-Taiba is a name from the past.

It is totally defunct. It does not exist. " Pakistan's habit of being in denial, was quickly unravelled by Congress leader Shashi Tharoor.

A few days ago, he was talking to the Al Arabiya Channel and he said that Pakistan is a master of denying everything. "Don't forget that Pakistan is a master of denial. " Earlier, Pakistan denied their role in the 26/11 Mumbai attacks.

But when one of the terrorists was caught alive, they had to admit to it later on. Initially, Pakistan had denied knowing anything about Osama Bin Laden. And then Osama was caught in a military camp near Pakistan's Army Base.

"Such hypocrisy! " This Operation Sindoor was carried out because there was a lot of circumstantial evidence. There were intelligence intercepts.

And India acted based on them. Otherwise, why would have India acted? All said and done, what does India stand to gain from Pakistan?

"India is a status quo power. It wants nothing that Pakistan has. It is focused on growing its economy, improving its high technology, and providing a future for its young people.

It is entirely happy to be left alone by Pakistan. And it will leave Pakistan alone. " Shashi Tharoor said that these attacks were precise and restrained.

We didn't want any loss of civilian life. No civilian or military sites were attacked. This attack was carried out at night to ensure that there would be no civilians around.

And the locations of the attack, not only do the Indian authorities, but also the international intelligence community have listed them to be terrorist sites. Financial Action Task Force, aka FATF, is an organisation that keeps an eye on global money laundering and terror financing. It puts different countries on the Grey List or the Black List, based on their terrorist connections.

Pakistan has been on their Increased Monitoring Grey List thrice. The latest was in June 2018. The FATF made an action plan for Pakistan to improve its standing, which listed 34 items.

All related to terror financing and money laundering. Pakistan promised to take action on these and in October 2022, Pakistan was removed from this Grey List. But what did Pakistan do just after this happened?

Look at this report from 2 months ago. Intel Lab's geo intelligence researcher, Damien Symon helped India Today analyse these satellite images. It reveals that Jaish-e-Mohammad's most widely acknowledged base, in Bahawalpur, has doubled in size compared to 2011-12.

It is now spread across 18 acres. In late 2022, when Pakistan was removed from the FATF's Grey List, the construction speed at this site took off around the same time. India Today's Open Intelligence team found that on 16th February, there was a Jaish-e-Mohammed gathering at the Usman-O-Ali campus.

This place was used for terrorist recruitment and fundraising. And now, look at this report from 5 months ago, from December 2024. There is a French magazine called Spectacle du Monde.

Whose editor-in-chief Antoine Colonna wrote an article titled, Jaish-e-Mohammad, Troubled Games in Pakistan. This report stated that there are satellite photos on the Planet Labs website, which show that in Bahawalpur, there are two Jaish-e-Mohammad dens, Markaz Subhanallah and Usman-o-Ali Masjid. These hideouts were for indoctrination and training of the terrorists.

Apart from the satellite imagery, eyewitness accounts reveal that they are run in plain sight. And one of the complexes is only 8 km away from the Pakistan military base. The report highlighted that in Bahawalpur, Jaish-e-Mohammad is resurging.

After the 2019 Pulwama attack, Pakistan announced that the administration of the Jaish-e-Mohammad headquarters in Bahawalpur would be taken over by the state. The Bahawalpur Deputy Commissioner Shahzaib Saeed told the visiting journalist that it was just a normal Madrasa, with no link to Jaish-e-Mohammad. But look at this report published in The Print in October 2022.

Two sources told The Print that Jaish-e-Mohammad bought 4 acres of land recently. And they were expanding their Bahawalpur complex. A local nambardar of the village, Zahid Channar, sold this land to Abdul Rauf.

Abdul Rauf is Masood Azhar's brother. In 2010, America had declared him a designated terrorist too. That was because he was responsible for the attacks on India in 2008.

This same Abdul Rauf was seen in a photo leading the funeral prayers for the slain terrorists. And behind him, in the same photo, you can see Pakistan's military personnel. Even the coffins are honoured with Pakistan's national flag.

This shows that these terrorists were being given a state funeral. Think about what this says about the Pakistani state. Indian High Commissioner to the UK, Vikram Doraiswami, presented this photo in an interview with the Sky News.

Foreign Secretary, Vikram Misri presented this photo too. What more evidence do you need? The Print got hold of a children's magazine by Jaish-e-Mohammad, whose title was [Muslim Kids].

It showed how 600 children studying at the Madarsa were being told to support Jihad. In November 2022, The Print got such photos and videos which show that on the land acquired that year, Jaish-e-Mohammad had already begun the construction there. These things make it extremely clear that Shashi Tharoor's claims were 100% true.

"These are extremely well-known terror bases. The headquarters of the Jaish-e-Mohammad in Bahawalpur and the headquarters of the Lashkar-e-Taiba in Muridke. These are not innocent places.

" The locations of India's attacks, on the Bahawalpur site, it was a well-known terrorist site. On 3rd January 2022, Jaish-e-Mohammad held a public gathering in POK. In December 2021, the terrorist attack on the Shrinagar Police, they claimed responsibility for that and raised funds for future terrorist operations.

We need to ask the Pakistani government, how much more evidence do they need for them to realise that these terrorist organisations are still active in their country? The strangest part is how successful Pakistani politics has been in fooling the FATF. Do one thing, go and tag their Twitter handle.

Their Twitter handle is FATFNews. Tag them with the link to this video. And demand that based on these evidences, Pakistan should be back on their Grey List.

Here, the IMF should be under scrutiny too. They approved a loan package of $2. 3 billion for Pakistan.

AIMIM leader, Owaisi, declared Pakistan a threat to humanity. He called this fund the International Militant Fund. "This is not the International Monetary Fund, they are handing out International Militant Fund to Pakistan.

" He was surprised at the IMF's executive board and how America, Germany, and Japan agreed to this. "There's the USA, Germany, and Japan. How are they agreeing to this?

Our land, our homes, and our soldiers are under attack. And they are getting a loan of $1 billion. " Till now, we've been talking about Jaish-e-Mohammad, now, let's talk about Lashkar-e-Taiba.

A few days ago, the Indian Government Agency, NIA told the Supreme Court that in 2021, the 2,900 kg of heroin seized at Mundra Port, was worth about ₹210 billion. This was part of Lashkar-e-Taiba's narco-trafficking strategy. Selling drugs to our country's youth to destabilise India and use the money to fund terror activities.

Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati told the court, to look at what they have done to India by shooting innocent tourists in Pahalgam. She explained that similar consignments have been brought from Afghanistan to India before. These drugs were stored in warehouses in the Neb Sarai and Alipur areas of Delhi.

And then the money they get by selling these was routed to the Lashkar-e-Taiba. She said that Petitioner Kabir Talwar, who filed a petition for bail, was a part of this drug syndicate. Adani Ports and SEZ Limited back then, in October 2021, they stated that 15th November onwards, at all their terminals, they would stop handling all container cargoes from Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Iran.

But look at this report from December 2021 on maritimegateway. com. It wasn't even a month later that they withdrew their decision.

Look at this news from July 2022, merely 7 months later. Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad seized 70 kg of heroin from a container. This was priced at ₹3.

50 billion. Where was it seized from? From near Mundra Port.

The ASG has told the court that in the 2021 drug-seizure case, a key witness, a retired customs official, was found dead under suspicious conditions. In an affidavit, the NIA had stated that the narco-trafficker was in Afghanistan. With help from Pakistan's ISI and Iranian middlemen, he sent heroin weighing more than 2,900 kilos from Afghanistan to Iran and then imported it to India.

This was imported under the guise of talc powder. Lashkar-e-Taiba was formed in 1986, during the Islamisation process of Zia ul Haq. The United Nations Security Council has said that this organisation has carried out many terrorist operations.

The December 2001 Indian Parliament attack. The July 2006 bombings in Mumbai local trains. And even the 26/11 attacks, they were the ones responsible.

International security expert Ashley Tellis wrote an article for the Carnegie Endowment for Peace. He wrote that from the very beginning, Pakistan has been favouring Lashkar. Lashkar terrorist David Headley had said that in 2008, for the Mumbai attacks, he coordinated with the Pakistani intelligence officers.

At one point, Lashkar-e-Taiba formed a charity wing, Jamaat-Ud-Dawa. But according to the US, Australia, and the United Nations, there are no differences between the two wings. And both were banned.

In March 2019, Pakistan banned this Jamaat-ud-Dawa too. Now, look at this 2022 Hudson Institute report. It was Pakistan's only Jihadist organisation that aligns with the nationalist-Islamist aims of Pakistan's security establishment.

It's said that to implement its agenda in Balochistan, the Pakistani government has been relying on Lashkar-e-Taiba's Jamaat-e-Dawa. It has also been deployed to fight the Islamic State in Pakistan. Think about this, Pakistani government is using a terrorist organisation to fight perceived threats.

What could be a worse situation for a country? This is why the Pakistani masses need to wake up. Because of these things, Pakistan has become a hell.

Look at the Global Peace Index report of 2024. There are 163 countries on this list. Pakistan ranks 140th.

Living in Pakistan has become so unsafe. This is evident from many Pakistani reports too. The Centre for Research and Security Studies is an Islamabad-based think tank.

In their report, they have stated that for Pakistan's security forces, the year 2024 has been the deadliest in the last 10 years. Compared to the previous year, there was a 40% increase in attacks in Pakistan. 905 incidents, in total, out of which 444 were Islamist terrorist attacks.

In which 685 soldiers and police officers were killed and 927 civilians too. For the past few decades, Pakistanis have been fooled like this. Some power-hungry politicians start conflicts with India for no reason, other than for some muscle flexing, and use it as an opportunity to become the dictator of the country.

They don't care about their Constitution, implementing and repealing it, no one cares about democracy. In terms of democracy, till date, no Pakistani Prime Minister has completed the tenure of 5 years. They get shot, overthrown, hanged, exiled, and even imprisoned.

Ex-PM Imran Khan is still in jail. According to reports, he has been tortured. There are no fair elections.

They have made a mockery out of their country. These situations make life difficult for the common people. Do you remember what happened in Karachi in March 2023?

11 people were killed in a stampede. Including 5 women and 3 children. The stampede occurred during Ramadan, in an attempt to get free food.

Around the same time, there was another news. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Charsadda, flour was being handed out. There was a stampede.

1 person died and 8 were injured. People are dying when trying to get some free flour. Think about it.

This reminds me of the French Revolution. Do you know that before the French Revolution, in the year 1775, there were flour wars in France? Literal wars fought over flour.

Will there be a similar revolution in Pakistan too? If there is a revolution, remember one thing. This religious fanaticism, bringing up religion in everything, it is very important to put an end to this.

As long as there's religion in politics, those in power will keep fooling you. To celebrities like Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan, I would like to say that if they really care about their country, then they need to focus on making it a better place. They need to be courageous enough to question their government.

Ask the government, why is Pakistan becoming a terrorist country? Ask why are these terrorist organisations supported by the Pakistani military? Friends, I hope that this video helps you better understand everything.

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