New Delhi: AS Dulat, the former head of the Indian intelligence agency RAW, has revealed the truth about the Kashmir issue and said that Kashmir is getting out of India’s hands.
In an interview given to the Indian media, the former head of RAW said that the local people are fighting for freedom in Occupied Kashmir, no country or agency has any role in it. .
He said that after the freedom struggle of local people, the situation of Occupied Kashmir has completely changed and now the situation is going beyond the control of India. He said that there is no evidence of any external hand being involved in Kashmir’s independence movement.
S. Doulat said that Pakistan’s diplomatic and moral support to Kashmiris continues at every forum, while the freedom movement is also an expression of the aspirations of the local people.
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He said that the morale of the Indian Army in Occupied Kashmir is going down, which the world is seeing, while the armed freedom fighters in Kashmir are smarter and four hands ahead of the Indian Army.
S. Dulat said that the intelligence of the Indian forces in Occupied Kashmir is no longer as effective as it was earlier. He refuted the claims of the Modi government and said that the situation in Occupied Kashmir is not normal, the government’s claims in this regard are baseless, while one of the main reasons for the growing problems is the policies of Home Minister Amit Shah.
The former head of RAW said that the aim of the Indian government to show the situation in Occupied Kashmir as normal is to hold the G20 conference in a disputed area, but it will not be possible.
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