A senior security official of Pakistan briefed media influencers on India's regional posture and internal developments, stating that New Delhi is attempting to divert attention from its domestic challenges by pursuing policies aimed at creating instability across the region, particularly in Pakistan, according to security sources.
India's Hindutva Ideology and Domestic Challenges
The official said the Indian leadership continues to avoid accepting the "ground realities" and has become increasingly influenced by Hindutva ideology, which, according to the briefing, has eroded India's secular identity while contributing to growing religious extremism and intolerance. Security sources said the official described the concept of Akhand Bharat as an expression of expansionist ambitions rather than geopolitical reality.
The briefing stated that India's military has become influenced by the ruling political ideology, while the slogan of "Shining India" does not reflect the realities of an increasingly divided society. The official further said India has evolved into a "police state," where freedom of expression and press freedom remain under state control.
Warnings of Internal Unrest and Minority Treatment
According to security sources, the briefing warned that increasing social divisions and the treatment of minorities could result in large-scale internal unrest if current trends continue. The briefing also said followers of Hindutva do not recognize the equal rights of Muslims and other religious minorities, adding that Indian Muslims are increasingly required to demonstrate loyalty to the dominant ideology in order to live safely.
Situation in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir
Referring to Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, the official said the territory remains one of the world's most heavily militarized regions, with residents living under an extensive military presence. According to security sources, the official said India frequently uses Pakistan as a pretext to divert international attention from its internal challenges and separatist movements through "false flag" narratives.
Strategic Challenge and Media Narratives
The briefing further said India views a stable, prosperous and moderate Pakistan as a strategic challenge, adding that Indian political and media discourse remains focused on shaping narratives against Pakistan and its armed forces. Security sources also said the leadership of the banned Joint Awami Action Committee is acting in line with an Indian agenda.
Pakistan's Resolve
Concluding the briefing, the official said Pakistan and its people have never been intimidated by India and will not be intimidated in the future.
