Muhammad Atta Ullah Khan On May 12, the Indian Armed Forces spokespersons comprising senior officers from army, navy and air force faced the media as part of press briefing. Whole of the press briefing kept revolving around the central theme being propagated by Indian government that ” Indians have successfully targeted the terrorist camps inside […]

Kamran Adil (DIG Punjab Police)

Saima Khan With Modi’s popularity slipping, India turns to its tried-and-tested move: staging false flag operations, like Pulwama, that expose its own security failures while using the chaos to push a hidden agenda. From Bollywood to Delhi’s plot factory, the line between drama and policy has blurred—except in this script, innocent lives become expendable props. […]

          Khurram Khan The attack in Pahalgam in the IIOJ&K targeting civilian tourists has once again brought nuclear armed neighbours to the precipice. The Indian media lost no time in accusing Pakistan of being behind the attack. The retaliatory measures taken by the Indian government like suspension of Indus Water Treaty left no one in […]

Muhammad Atta Ullah Khan Indian National Security Adviser Ajit Doval (80 years old) is under immense pressure from his boss, Prime Minister Modi, on one hand and the Indian public on the other, to produce credible evidence linking Pakistan, in one way or another, to the Pahalgam terrorist attack in IIOJK on April 22.He was […]

Muhammad Atta Ullah Khan Since the Federal Government unveiled plans to construct six new canals, the initiative has sparked widespread discussion in national and international media—each framing the project according to their respective narratives. The general public, especially in South Punjab and parts of Sindh, remains largely unaware of the true implications—positive or negative—of this […]

Tariq Lodhi The failed Jaffar Express hijack episode—engineered by cross-border Indian surrogates and HIAs, and executed by the BLA—continues to produce ripple effects, gradually unraveling a broader conspiracy. In our previous article,[1] we had already detailed two major follow-up events, Jandola and Nushki, both of which were thwarted by the prompt countermeasures of the Pakistan […]