DG ISPR Major General Asif Ghafoor warns India
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RAWALPINDI - Major General Asif Ghafoor, the chief of the Pakistan Army’s media wing has warned India against exploiting fault lines of Pakistan.
His remarks came in contest of Pashtun Tahafuz Movement, who has said that the demands of the Pashtun people are genuine and the state is committed to addressing them.
“Till such time that the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement is peaceful and they stick to their genuine demands, which are natural in a post-conflict environment, the state is committed to take care of them,” Ghafoor told Arab News link.
However, he warned that instigating people against state institutions is against the law. “Once we have fulfilled the genuine demands that are already in the overall plan, we will see how to deal with anyone who still tries to exploit [the situation].”
The ISPR director general said that Pakistan’s enemies are exploiting the movement.
“When there are fault lines, enemies will always try to exploit them,” he said. “There is an effort to exploit the PTM, whether it is with their connivance or not.”
The general asked India not to use proxies against Pakistan, adding that an unstable Pakistan is not in India’s interest.
