In a major development, terrorist organisation The Resistance Front ( TRF ) has unequivocally denied any involvement in the Pahalgam attack that claimed the lives of 26 innocent people on April 22. The outfit, linked to Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba , has now refuted its earlier admission of responsibility for the deadly assault and said, "any attribution of this act to TRF is false, hasty, and part of an orchestrated campaign to malign the Kashmiri resistance."
Meanwhile, the BJP took a potshot at Pakistan's army and said the terror outfit is in fear after India's stringent measures.
"The Resistance Front (TRF) unequivocally denies any involvement in the Pahalgam incident. Any attribution of this act to TRF is false, hasty, and part of an orchestrated campaign to malign the Kashmiri resistance," the terrorist organisation stated, adding that after the Pahalgam attack "a brief and unauthorised message" that was posted from their digital platforms was result of "cyberattack".
"After an internal audit, we have reason to believe it was the result of a coordinated cyber intrusion - a familiar tactic in the Indian state's digital warfare arsenal," it claimed.
TRF further added that it is conducting a full investigation into the breach that he alleged was conducted by India.
"We are conducting a full investigation to trace the breach, and early indicators suggest fingerprints of Indian cyber-intelligence operatives. This is not the first time India has manufactured chaos for political gain," it alleged.
BJP mocks Pak army
Meanwhile, sharing a screenshot, BJP's IT cell department in-charge, Amit Malviya, mocked Pakistani army and said, "Nothing shows the Pakistan Army establishment’s panic (dar ka mahaul hai) more clearly than this. This humiliating retreat by their military proxy says it all. But the damage is done — far too late."
Pakistan offers to join 'neutral, transparent' probe
Amid rising tensions between the two countries, Pakistan on Saturday offered "neutral and transparent" probe into the Pahalgam terrorist attack .
"The recent tragedy in Pahalgam is yet another example of this perpetual blame game, which must come to a grinding halt. Continuing with its role as a responsible country, Pakistan is open to participating in any neutral, transparent and credible investigation," Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif said.
Talking about India's measure to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty , Sharif said that any attempt to stop, reduce or divert the flow of water belonging to Pakistan would be responded to with full force and might.
"Water is our lifeline and a vital national interest, and its availability will be safeguarded at all costs and under all circumstances," he said.
Forces intensify anti-terror operations
As a part of intensified efforts to curb terrorism, Anantnag Police, Army, CRPF and other security forces have launched extensive search and cordon operations across the district.
Numerous raids were conducted at various places in the district and search operations are under way with heightened vigilance. Around 175 suspects have been detained for questioning to dismantle the support networks aiding terrorist activities.
Meanwhile, the BJP took a potshot at Pakistan's army and said the terror outfit is in fear after India's stringent measures.
"The Resistance Front (TRF) unequivocally denies any involvement in the Pahalgam incident. Any attribution of this act to TRF is false, hasty, and part of an orchestrated campaign to malign the Kashmiri resistance," the terrorist organisation stated, adding that after the Pahalgam attack "a brief and unauthorised message" that was posted from their digital platforms was result of "cyberattack".
"After an internal audit, we have reason to believe it was the result of a coordinated cyber intrusion - a familiar tactic in the Indian state's digital warfare arsenal," it claimed.
TRF further added that it is conducting a full investigation into the breach that he alleged was conducted by India.
"We are conducting a full investigation to trace the breach, and early indicators suggest fingerprints of Indian cyber-intelligence operatives. This is not the first time India has manufactured chaos for political gain," it alleged.
BJP mocks Pak army
Meanwhile, sharing a screenshot, BJP's IT cell department in-charge, Amit Malviya, mocked Pakistani army and said, "Nothing shows the Pakistan Army establishment’s panic (dar ka mahaul hai) more clearly than this. This humiliating retreat by their military proxy says it all. But the damage is done — far too late."
Pakistan offers to join 'neutral, transparent' probe
Amid rising tensions between the two countries, Pakistan on Saturday offered "neutral and transparent" probe into the Pahalgam terrorist attack .
"The recent tragedy in Pahalgam is yet another example of this perpetual blame game, which must come to a grinding halt. Continuing with its role as a responsible country, Pakistan is open to participating in any neutral, transparent and credible investigation," Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif said.
Talking about India's measure to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty , Sharif said that any attempt to stop, reduce or divert the flow of water belonging to Pakistan would be responded to with full force and might.
"Water is our lifeline and a vital national interest, and its availability will be safeguarded at all costs and under all circumstances," he said.
Forces intensify anti-terror operations
As a part of intensified efforts to curb terrorism, Anantnag Police, Army, CRPF and other security forces have launched extensive search and cordon operations across the district.
Numerous raids were conducted at various places in the district and search operations are under way with heightened vigilance. Around 175 suspects have been detained for questioning to dismantle the support networks aiding terrorist activities.
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