In a startling revelation,the Punjab Police has claimed that the Pakistani intelligence agency,ISI,is deeply involved in fostering terrorist activities within the state. Authorities have reportedly gathered substantial evidence linking ISI to these operations, raising alarms about the security landscape in Punjab.
According to police sources, the banned organization Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) is being utilized by Pakistani terrorist Harjinder Singh Rinda to execute these plans. Two BKI members, Maninder Billa and Manu Agwan, have been assigned specific roles in this alarming scheme. The state’s Director General of Police, Gaurav Yadav, confirmed that six individuals have been arrested on suspicion of terrorism-related activities. Notably, the recent grenade attack in Amritsar is believed to have connections with the ISI, further complicating the security situation. Authorities have seized a significant cache of firearms, ammunition, and explosives from the detained suspects, underscoring the gravity of the threat.
As tensions rise, the implications of these findings extend beyond mere law enforcement; they touch on the broader narrative of national security and regional stability. The involvement of foreign intelligence in local terror activities not only endangers lives but also poses a challenge to the socio-political fabric of Punjab. The community is left grappling with the unsettling reality that external forces are attempting to exploit local grievances for their own agendas.
