Pakistan's duplicity exposed: Jaish terrorists released by Taliban from Kabul jail reach PoK with ISI's help
Pakistan's duplicity over its stand on Taliban has been exposed yet again with banned terror group Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists reaching Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (PoK) under the watch of country's notorious Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
According to reports, several Pakistani Jaish terrorists released by Taliban from Kabul prison have reached Rawalakot in PoK. Jaish cadre broke into celebratory firing welcoming their colleagues from Kabul, reports said.
Photos and video of one of the Jaish terrorist identified as Waqar being welcomed in Rawalakot has now surfaced. Sources said that the ISI facilitated his smooth transfer to Islamabad from Kabul and thereafter to Rawalakot.
The scenes are not suprising. Within hours of Kabul’s fall, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said the Afghan people had “broken the shackles of slavery” to the West.
Meanwhile, Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa has expressed "hope" that the Taliban will fulfil their promise of protecting women’s rights and not allow Afghan soil to be used for militant activities against any other country.
Last week, India had told the UN Security Council that terror groups like the LeT and JeM continue to operate with both impunity and encouragement. It underlined that no country should provide sanctuaries to them, as it recalled the Mumbai, Pathankot and Pulwama attacks carried out by Pakistan-based terrorists.
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