Army’s top brass reiterates resolve to take action at all levels against India-backed proxies

RAWALPINDI, (Parliament Times) ; The Pakistan Army’s top brass has reiterated its vow to take decisive and holistic actions at all levels against the Indian backed and sponsored proxies, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said on Thursday.
The 271st Corps Commanders’ Conference (CCC), held in Rawalpindi under the chairmanship of Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, Chief of Army Staff, observed that India is intensifying its actions against Pakistan following its recent defeat in the war.
Pakistan and India went to war in May after New Delhi launched attacks on Islamabad, claiming that it was involved in the attack on tourists in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam — an allegation that the Pakistani government has denied.
Although the war stopped within 90 hours after Pakistan’s decisive response, the government has said that Indian carried out numerous terrorist activities in Pakistan via its proxies since the clash.
During the high-level meeting, the CCC offered Fateha for the martyrs of recent terrorist attacks carried out by Indian-sponsored proxies, vowing that their sacrifices would not go in vain.
“Taking stock of recent successes against terrorist proxies, the forum resolved that the blood of our Shuhada will not go to waste and the safety and security of people of Pakistan remain top-most priority for the Armed Forces of Pakistan.”
The CCC noted that following its manifest defeat in direct aggression against Pakistan, post-Pahalgam incident, India is now doubling down to further its nefarious agenda through its proxies of Fitna al-Khawarij and Fitna al-Hindustan.
Taking note of the Indian Army’s baseless insinuations to offset its comprehensive defeat, the COAS said that the region was visibly growing disillusioned with Indian hegemonic ambitions and Hindutva-driven extremism.
“Invoking third parties in what is unmistakably a bilateral military confrontation reflects a disingenuous attempt at bloc politics aimed at falsely projecting India’s self-assigned role as a net security provider to accrue benefits in a region that is visibly growing disillusioned with Indian hegemonic ambitions and Hindutva-driven extremism.”