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Amid global crises Pak stooges, bhagodas out to keep Kashmir pot boiling Hold anti-national events online 5/22/2020 12:13:18 AM Early Times Report Jammu, May 21: Even as the world is struggling to fight the Covid-19 pandemic, neighboring Pakistan and its stooges are busy exploiting the crises to keep the Kashmir pot boiling. A gang of Pakistani stooges is active online to hold conferences on Kashmir in a bid to internationalize the internal issue of India. Early Times has accessed digital material that confirms that Pakistani stooges including those under radar of the United States of America have been working on a plot against the interests of the Government of India in general and Kashmir in particular. One such event the so called International Kashmir Virtual Conference was held on May 13 and the participants included the bhagodas like Dr GN Fai, a Kashmiri who had fled to the United States of America and lives there but under scanner for terror financing. It is pertinent to mention that Dr Fai is already under the scanner of US agencies for his involvement in the terror financing activities across the globe. But Fai was not alone in the event. Some of the senators and members of the parliament in the European Union were also invited to the event that was hosted from the UK. The event was hosted by the so called Tehreek e Kashmir United Kingdom. Sources said intelligence agencies have inputs that all such events are sponsored by the Pakistani spy agency ISI in a bid to keep pot boiling in Kashmir. Sources said the ISI through back channel diplomacies is trying its best to rope in international support on Kashmir to “insulate its anti-India activities.” “Basically Pakistan has been unnerved by the public response in Kashmir to the abrogation of the special status of Jammu and Kashmir, so the enemy wants to keep the pot boiling through external factors in the form of its stooges,” said a senior official on the condition of anonymity. Officials said the Union Home Ministry has been keeping track of such anti-national activities by Pakistan and that a befitting reply would be given to the enemy country.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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