Former Foreign Ministry Secretary Vivek Katju has fiercely pronounced Abdul Basit, former Secretary of the Ministry of External Affairs, Abdul Basit, on calling the barbaric terror attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir as ‘Falls Flag Operation’. He has said that those who talk such things are mentally ill and Abdul Basit should apologize for using such words. Abdul Basit has alleged that India’s Deep State is involved in the Pahalgam attack and the allegations being made on Pakistan are baseless. He repeatedly said that India should present evidence.

In a TV debate, Abdul Basit said that India showed haste in the case of Mumbai attacks and hanged Ajmal Kasab in 2012. Even Pakistan was not given a chance to cross examination. He also mentioned Uri and Pulwama and said that even then India did not provide any evidence. Now in Pahalgam too, the Indian media immediately started accusing Pakistan, while no evidence has been revealed yet.

What did Abdul Basit say by referring to the Uri attack?
Abdul Basit said that when the Pathankot of January 22, 2016 and the Uri attack of September 2016, I was in India. Pakistan had lodged an FIR on the basis of information of the National Security Advisor and the Government of India, but when our Team reached India, it was not even allowed to do the cross examination.

He said that he did not allow the SP to inquire that his car was hijacked and his car was used to go to Pathankot Airbase. He said that as soon as Pakistan’s Special Investigation Team reached India, India immediately started the demand for reciperook visit. I had also said at that time that in such cases, such demands cannot be made, while the crime scene was in India itself.

‘India gives evidence of Pakistan’s involvement in Pahalgam attack’, said Abdul Basit
Abdul Basit demanded the proof of the Pahalgam attack, saying, ‘I think if India has strong evidence, then it should be placed in front of Pakistan and if it does not do so, then it should be investigated globally. I do not understand why India is holding back from accepting this, while it is clear that it does not have anything that proves that Pakistan was involved in the attack.

On these claims of Abdul Basit, Vivek Katju fiercely narrated him. Vivek Katju said, ‘For the last 35 years, the whole world has been seeing how Pakistan is involved in terrorism. The LOC, International Border and attacks in many parts of India are witness to this. This is not a secret. Why Pakistan is in the FATF list because it does Terror funding.

Vivek Katju narrated a lot to Abdul Basit
Vivek Katju said that Pakistan has been raising such organizations on its land and the interesting thing is that the organizations that they have sheltered have now picked up guns against its own states. He said that Pakistan presents itself as a victim of terrorism, while he is a criminal himself, to promote terrorism.

Vivek Katju said, ‘The truth is that the Pakistani Army has made terrorism a part of its strategic principle. So when my Pakistani friends are asking for evidence, I will tell them that I do not need to give proof. For 35 years, not only India, the whole world has been looking at the antics of Pakistan how it has promoted terrorism.

‘Such bitterness in Abdul Basit’, Vivek Katju said
Vivek Katju said that whoever is calling this barbaric terror attack a ‘Falls Flag Operation’, he is mentally ill, whoever repeats it again and again, he is mentally sick. I regret that Abdul Basit has lived on such a big way in Pakistan’s foreign service and there has been so much bitterness in him, which was not there before.

Vivek Katju said, ‘Abdul Basit should introspect on talking like Falls Flag Operation and apologize for this. I have never heard such words from the mouth of such senior diplomat. Now I am not surprised at the thinking of the Pakistani PM that he refused him after offering the Foreign Secretary.

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Pahalgam terror attack: After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan has been furious with India’s action and is continuously giving India a jackal. In a conversation with a news channel in Pakistan, former PAK High Commissioner Abdul Basit told when India will attack.

In an interview by Pakistan’s ABN News, Abdul Basit said, “I have no doubt that India will definitely take some action, because Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi announced in Bihar in the past that he will definitely take action.” He further said that if we look in the past, then in 2016, the case of Uri came to light. After that India created a drama of surgical strike.

‘If there is no water flowing in the river, bleeding will flow’
Abdul Basit said, “According to India’s media, his army officer and defense experts, India will do some attack.” Regarding the cancellation of the Indus Water Agreement from India, he said, ‘Pakistan is difficult to live without water. Due to lack of water, our lives will be in danger and if the water does not flow in the river, then the bleeding will flow.

‘When will India attack Pakistan’
On the question of the Pakistani anchor, Abdul Basit insisted, ‘India will take action. Whether it is today, tomorrow or a week later. We saw that India had taken action in 12 days after the Pulwama attack. After the Uri attack, we saw that India had allegedly carried out a surgical strike in 8-9 days. India’s record is clear that it takes action within 8-12 days.

He further said that if we look at this pattern, then on April 22, there was an attack in Pahalgam, then this time India can take action between 1-3 May or also in the first week. He further said that if India has taken any such action, then we are also fully ready. Pakistan will also retaliate strong.

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After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, India took several major action against Pakistan, after which the neighboring country went to Baklala. Meanwhile, the Indian Navy also showed its strength in the Arabian Sea, causing Pakistan to fear a war. Former Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit Ali in India and Germany has warned the Shahbaz government.

Abdul Basit Ali said that India can initiate military action against Pakistan within a few days after the recent attack in Pahalgam. According to the report by The Express Tribune, he warned the Pakistani government to be prepared for instability in law and order in the coming time. He also mentioned India’s previous actions after the 2016 Uri and 2019 Pulwama attacks.

Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech in Bihar, he said that there can be attacks anytime from across the border. He said, “There can be such attacks within our limits as well, after which India will claim that they have destroyed the launch pads and terrorist camps. Whether it is in a week or 15 days, something will happen.”

There is currently no diplomatic problem regarding cancellation of the Indus Water Treaty. He said that terrorist actions in Balochistan and other parts of the country can be expected from the Government of Pakistan. He said, “The Indus Water Treaty can neither be abolished, nor can be suspended, nor unilateral amendments.”

(This story is being updated …)

Abdul basit on pahalgam terror attack: The terrorist attack on Tuesday (April 22) in Pahalgam, Kashmir has stirred the whole world. This can be gauged from the fact that the leaders of all the countries of the world have reacted to the attack and said to be united against terror.

Lashkar-e-Taiba’s hit squad the registration Front (TRF) has taken responsibility for the attack. Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khwaja Asif said that we have no hand behind this attack. Former Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit in India tweeted and wrote that I am sure that India will make every possible step to take action against Pakistan. However, I have no doubt that this time the reaction of Pakistan will be very hard.

Abdul Basit, former Pakistan High Commissioner in India, had made another tweet, in which he wrote that a lie has been caught in Jammu and Kashmir. Kashmiri Mujahideen never targets citizens. This means that he wanted to say that the local people were behind the terrorist attacks. Because of this, they have targeted citizens. However, those who have also killed are people belonging to TRF, who carry out work at the behest of Lashkar-e-Taiba. Lashkar-e-Taiba is a Pakistani terrorist organization. It was founded in 1989 by Hafiz Saeed, who is the mastermind of the Mumbai 26/11 attack.

I am sure islamabad is taking all possible measures to thwart any Indian Misadventure Against Pakistan. I have no doubt this time Pakistan’s Response would be very hard.

– Abdul basit (@abasitpak1) April 22, 2025

PM Modi appeared in action
The Indian government is seen in action regarding the attack in Pahalgam in Kashmir. 26 people have died in this attack, out of which 2 are also foreign nationals. Seeing the seriousness of the incident, Prime Minister Narendra Modi left the visit to Saudi Arabia and returned to the country. Along with the arrival, he held a meeting with National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval and Foreign Minister S Jaishankar at the airport and took stock of the situation. Officials said that Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri was also present in this meeting. As soon as the Prime Minister arrived, the officials informed him about the terrorist attack and security situation.

Pahalgam terror attack: After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Pakistan has put its Air Force on high alert. Pakistani Air Force reconnaissance aircraft are continuously monitoring the air space of areas bordering India. Pakistan fears that India can take retaliation like Balakot Aermarkot. Indian security agencies are also cautious and vigil has been increased in border areas.

Abdul Bast, former Pakistan High Commissioner in India, has tweeted a tweet on X. He wrote, “I am confident that Islamabad is taking all the necessary steps to thwart any audacity of India. This time Pakistan’s reply will be very strict.”

I am sure islamabad is taking all possible measures to thwart any Indian Misadventure Against Pakistan. I have no doubt this time Pakistan’s Response would be very hard.

– Abdul basit (@abasitpak1) April 22, 2025

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PM modi-muhammad yunus meeting: Mohammad Yunus, the head of the interim government of Bangladesh, met Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Co-Operation (BIMSTEC) summit. After the coup in Bangladesh, this was the first time between the leaders of the two countries. After Sheikh Hasine, after stepping out of the Prime Minister, the relationship between the two countries has come down, so this meeting was considered very important. In this meeting, PM Modi expressed concern about the safety of Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh.

PM Modi had advised Mohammad Yunus that any statement that can harm bilateral relations should be avoided. Abdul Basit, who was the High Commissioner of Pakistan in New Delhi on the meeting of PM Modi and Yunus, gave his views. He said that India has strictly responded to Bangladesh. Abdul Basit said that India was not ready to meet Mohammad Yunus during BIMSTEC, but Yunus was given time to meet Bangladesh repeatedly.

Joint statement not released after Modi-Unus meeting

The former Pakistani High Commissioner said that a joint statement is issued by those countries when it is usually met between big leaders of two countries. The former Pakistani High Commissioner cited the meeting of 2015 PM Modi and Nawaz Sharif, after which a joint statement was released by India and Pakistan, but not to release the joint statement after Mohammad Yunus and Modi’s meeting indicates many things.

India does not want to close the doors of conversation: Basit

The former Pakistani High Commissioner said, ‘There may be a reason behind this that the meeting has been decided in a very short time and a very short time meeting was held. In such a situation, both countries did not reach any conclusion to issue joint statement. The press secretary of Mohammad Yunus also made several unrestrained claims about the extradition of PM Narendra Modi and Sheikh Hasina. He said that the issues of minorities were exaggerated and most of the cases were concocted. Abdul Basit said that ‘maybe the response from India may have been positive, but the reason behind this may not be that India does not want to keep all the doors of diplomacy closed’.

India will ask for reply from Bangladesh: Abdul Basit

According to Abdul Basit, Prime Minister Modi strictly spoke to Mohammad Yunus on the issue of violence with Hindus. He said that when such stress comes in the relationship of two countries, then a meeting does not change things. This requires many meetings. India is currently looking to monitor the equation between Bangladesh, Pakistan and China. Abdul Basit said that India may worry about the North East and in the coming time he will ask Bangladesh to see more answers on this.