Archive · 20 Nov 2025
Pakistan Admits Role in Indian Attacks, Sparks Suspicion Among Kashmiris
A Pakistani leader said his country's militant groups carried out two deadly attacks in India.
He claimed they struck from a famous monument in Delhi to a tourist spot in Kashmir.
India blames Pakistan for supporting terrorism, which Pakistan denies.
A group of doctors linked to Pakistan was planning another big attack in India.
Kashmiris fear traveling outside their region due to suspicion caused by these attacks.
Pakistani leader Chaudhry Anwarul Haq admitted Pakistan's role in two deadly Indian attacks
He claimed responsibility for the November 10 Red Fort car blast and the April attack in Kashmir's Baisaran Valley
India blames Pakistan for fostering cross-border terrorism, which Pakistan denies
A terror module linked to Pakistan was planning a major attack in India on December 6
The module included doctors who used their medical credentials to buy explosive materials
- Who
- Pakistani leader Chaudhry Anwarul Haq, Indian victims, terror suspects, Kashmiris
- What
- Admission of Pakistan's role in terror attacks in India and subsequent suspicion among Kashmiris
- When
- November 2022 (Red Fort attack), April 2022 (Kashmir attack), December 2022 (planned attack), November 2022 (suspicion among Kashmiris)
- Where
- India (Red Fort, Kashmir), Pakistan (Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir), Jammu and Kashmir
- Why
- To target India, according to Haq; to deflect responsibility for unrest in Balochistan, according to India; fear of suspicion and discrimination among Kashmiris
Indian Perspective
Pakistani Perspective
Pakistan's Role in Terrorism
Indian Perspective
India blames Pakistan for fostering cross-border terrorism and sees Haq's admission as evidence
Pakistani Perspective
Pakistan denies involvement in terrorism, claims India is deflecting responsibility for unrest in Balochistan
Suspicion Among Kashmiris
Indian Perspective
Kashmiris fear traveling outside their region due to suspicion caused by these attacks
Pakistani Perspective
Pakistan may argue that India is unfairly targeting Kashmiris due to political motivations
- Number of casualties in Red Fort blast
- 14
- Number of casualties in Kashmir attack
- 26
- Date of planned attack
- December 6, 2022
- Number of module members
- 9-10
- Number of doctors involved
- 5-6
- Number of Kashmiris apprehensive about traveling
- Many
Sources
'Stage Set To Malign All Kashmiris For Terror Act By Few': Omar Abdullah
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Omar Abdullah Slams Centre Over Persistent Security Lapses
Omar Abdullah on Red Fort blast: ‘I think twice before taking out my car with J&K registration in Delhi’
DC Edit | 10/11: Don’t Target All Kashmiris
All Kashmiris being looked at with suspicion after Delhi Red Fort blast, Omar says
Kashmiris being treated as suspects after Delhi blast, says Omar Abdullah
