Former PoJK PM admits: ‘We struck from Red Fort to Kashmir’ in inflammatory assembly remarks

New Delhi (The Uttam Hindu): Pakistan has finally endorsed India's claims regarding terrorism. Former Prime Minister of Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), Chaudhary Anwarul Haq, has openly admitted what Pakistani rulers had been denying until now. After losing a no-confidence motion on Monday, Haq made a shocking statement in the PoJK Assembly. He openly admitted that attacks in India, "from the Red Fort to the jungles of Kashmir," were carried out by Pakistani terrorist organizations.

A video of Anwarul Haq's speech is rapidly going viral on social media. In it, he threatens India and boasts about his actions, saying, "If you (India) continue to drenched Balochistan in blood, we will attack India from the Red Fort to the jungles of Kashmir. And by God's grace, our 'Shaheens' have done just that. They still can't count the bodies."

Anwarul Haq's confession directly confirms Pakistan's involvement in two recent major terrorist attacks in India. His statement makes it clear that Pakistan was involved in the car bombing near the Red Fort in Delhi on November 10th, which killed 15 innocent people. It is noteworthy that Indian agencies identified Dr. Omar Un Nabi, a member of the Jaish-e-Mohammed's "white-collar" module, as the mastermind of this attack. Referring to the "jungles of Kashmir," Haq also accepted responsibility for the massacre in the Baisaran Valley of Pahalgam on April 22nd, in which terrorists killed 26 tourists after asking their religion. In response to this attack, India launched "Operation Sindoor" and destroyed terrorist hideouts in Pakistan and PoJK.

This isn't the first time Anwarul Haq has spewed venom against India. In April of this year, he threatened that "India will have to pay the price for the blood of Balochistan, from Delhi to Kashmir." Now, after losing his position, his frustration has come to the fore through this confession, which has once again exposed Pakistan on the international stage.