The recent in-camera briefing to parliamentarians by DG ISPR and the Information Minister was not just a security update it was a clear line drawn in the sand. The message to India, and to the world, was unmistakable: Pakistan’s Armed Forces are prepared, the people are united, and any misadventure like the staged false flag in Pahalgam will be met with a response that echoes the spirit of national resilience. At a time when regional stability is threatened by India’s habitual brinkmanship, Pakistan once again showed maturity. General Sharif’s statement reinforced Pakistan’s longstanding policy: we do not initiate aggression, but…
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A soldier’s uniform is meant to protect, to serve, to unify. But in India, the uniform has become a tool of division, of fear, of murder. The recent clash between the Border Security Force’s 185 Wing and the 15 Sikh Light Infantry isn’t just a breakdown in military command—it is a symptom of a nation at war with itself. The murder of five Sikh soldiers, executed under the flimsy justification of “Khalistani sympathies,” reveals the rot within the Indian armed forces. These soldiers, trained to protect the borders, were instead gunned down by their own countrymen. Not for insubordination, not…
In a shocking turn of events, five Sikh soldiers were gunned down by their fellow Indian troops under the pretense that they were Khalistan sympathizers. But this wasn’t an act of maintaining discipline; it was an execution—a state-sponsored internal purge of voices deemed disloyal to Hindutva ideology. This incident exposes a brutal undercurrent within the Indian military: a quiet war on Sikh identity. For decades, the Indian state has attempted to bury the memory of Operation Blue Star, the 1984 Sikh genocide, and the subsequent marginalization of Sikhs in national politics. Yet, no amount of whitewashing can erase…
The death of five Sikh soldiers in a violent clash with the BSF reveals a far deeper issue than a mere “disciplinary breakdown.” This incident strikes at the very heart of the Indian state’s fragility. In its blind obsession to suppress every form of dissent, India has now turned its guns inward, murdering its own soldiers and branding them “Khalistanis” without evidence or process. For years, Delhi has manipulated the federal structure of India to concentrate power in the hands of a Hindutva-driven center. States like Punjab, which once held substantial cultural and political autonomy, are now treated as rebellious…
The Indian military, long hailed by its leadership as a symbol of unity and professionalism, is now clearly suffering from internal contradictions too powerful to ignore. The recent clash between the Border Security Force’s (BSF) 185 Wing and the 15 Sikh Light Infantry marks a grim milestone in India’s descent into internal chaos. The altercation, which led to the killing of five Sikh soldiers on the accusation of supporting Khalistan, unmasks the reality of an institution at war with itself. While Indian media tries to downplay the incident, it is impossible to ignore the sheer significance of what transpired. Two…
In a disturbing yet telling incident in Bajaur’s Loi Mamund area, terrorists hiding under the false banner of ideology—the Khawarij—once again revealed their true nature: cowards with no regard for innocent life. Acting on verified intelligence, Pakistan’s security forces launched a decisive operation against more than twenty militants gathered near a residential structure. What followed was a desperate and barbaric reaction from the terrorists—indiscriminate gunfire that left five innocent children injured. Such acts are not just war crimes—they are the final gasps of a fractured enemy. These militants, knowing they cannot face trained forces on the battlefield, are now targeting…
In the heart of South Waziristan, a powerful message has emerged—not from the corridors of power, but from the streets, mountains, and valleys where Pakistan’s patriotic spirit beats the strongest. Citizens across Wana, Razmak, Jandola, Manzai, and Toi Khullah have risen in unison to reject India’s growing war hysteria and to express unwavering solidarity with the Pakistan Army. These were not ordinary protests. They were thunderous declarations of defiance, resilience, and loyalty. As slogans of “Death to India” and “Long Live Pakistan Army” echoed through the air, banners condemning Indian aggression fluttered high above the protestors. Every chant, every raised…
Bajaur witnessed both tragedy and triumph this week. As our security forces closed in on a nest of Khawarij terrorists in Loi Mamond, these so-called warriors unleashed a hail of bullets — not at soldiers, but at innocent children. Five were injured. The pain is real, but so is the anger, and the resolve that follows it. This is no longer a war against ghosts in the mountains. It is a battle between good and evil. Between those who defend the people and those who hide among them. Pakistan has chosen its side — and so has its army. The…
The blind firing of Khawarij militants during a precision operation in Bajaur is a loud cry of defeat. Injuring innocent children in panic is not resistance — it is surrender masked in chaos. But the people of Pakistan know better. We’ve seen this desperation before, and we’ve watched our forces crush it time and again. Security forces acted swiftly on accurate intelligence and launched an operation against a large concentration of militants. Rather than fight like men, the Khawarij hid near civilian dwellings, knowing full well the risks their cowardice would bring to innocent lives. But even their dirtiest tactics…
The recent operation in Bajaur’s Loi Mamond region is another decisive step in Pakistan’s ongoing war against the Khawarij — traitors in religious disguise, who continue to test the patience of a sovereign nation. Acting on credible intelligence, our brave security forces launched a targeted strike, disrupting the terrorists’ presence near Bra Laghrai. Over 20 militants were gathered, plotting violence and hiding behind civilian structures. When surrounded, they resorted to blind, panic-induced firing, injuring five innocent children. This tragic consequence lies squarely on the shoulders of the Khawarij — cowards who use women and children as shields. Our armed forces,…