New Delhi. Pakistan, which has suffered defeat in Kashmir, is now again focusing on Punjab. Amar Ujala newspaper, quoting an Intelligence Bureau (IB) officer, has revealed Pakistan's conspiracy for Punjab. The IB has learned that Pakistan has hatched a plan to unite Sikh migrants and groups related to Kashmir. This scheme is for one year. Pakistan intends to spread propaganda against India on a large scale. For this, it has started investing heavily in its people sitting abroad.
Assembly elections are going to be held in Punjab in a few months. In such a situation, Pakistan has decided to emphasize on the issue of Khalistan as part of the conspiracy. Along with this, he is also going to work on the issue of Jammu and Kashmir. The IB officer told the newspaper that there are preparations to take so-called pro-Kashmir people to Pakistan and conduct seminars etc. Pakistan will promote these programs vigorously. Along with this, Sikhs living in America, Canada and Britain will be taken to Pakistan in 2027. According to the IB officer, Pakistan is preparing to organize a program by bringing everyone legally to its place. With this he will try to raise legitimate demands on Khalistan and Kashmir at the international level.
Issues of alleged human rights violations related to Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab will be raised in the programs to be held in Pakistan. Pakistan is preparing to spread anti-India propaganda through them. So that he can put pressure on the international community to mediate on the Kashmir issue. According to the officer, those whom Pakistan is going to bring from abroad to organize programs here, they will get the status of state guest etc. Pakistan's intention in inviting Sikhs from abroad is to send a message to the Sikhs living in India. Because India has closed the Kartarpur Corridor. Pakistan also wants to capitalize on this. Pakistan had to suffer badly in Operation Sindoor. He knows that it is difficult to win against India in a direct war. Because of this, Pakistan has resorted to old cheap tactics.