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ISI spreads its net in the north-east region | Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) is attempting to spread its network in the north east region, according to reports. It has been reported that ISI agents are now entering India through Bangladesh to provide
active support to local militant outfits and create instability in the region.
The north-east region has over 4,000 km-long border with Bangladesh , a major
part of it yet to be fenced. The porous border has been used by anti-India elements
to enter the country . This was disclosed by 30-year-old Munir Khan alias Omar
Ashraf,who was arrested in Agartala on July 3. Munir, who hails from Pakistan
’s Bhawalpur district disclosed that he received training at ISI camps in Multan
. He has purportedly confessed that he visited Guwahati and other cities in the
northeast to expand ISI’s network. Police also detained his local associates from
Tripura and Assam who had provided him with logistical and networking support.
“It is a fact that ISI (Inter Services Intelligence) uses the northeast as corridor,
and Munir Khan is one of the examples who is arrested. He went to Guwahati to
meet agents there to activate their activities,” said Tapan Saha, a public prosecutor.
Efforts are being made to promote militancy among local Muslim youth in the name
of `jehad’ particularly in southern and upper Assam . It has also come to light
that these agents promote communal tension among communities by way of false and
highly inflammatory propaganda. “Besides supporting the northeast militants, they
are also trying to foment Islamic militancy in the region ISI has special design
for this part of the country, to separate northeast from India,” said Manas Paul,
an expert on Security Affairs. India has appreciated the efforts of neighboring
Bangladesh for launching operations against northeast militants based in its territory.
The attempt of Pakistani agencies to make Bangladesh a corridor to enter India
’s northeast is a serious security concern. And this is happening at a time when
normalcy and peace are rapidly returning to north-east region and many insurgent
outfits are coming forward to give up their arms. |
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