Indian agency accused of conspiracy
Islamabad: Pakistan's Information Minister Attaullah Tarar claimed on Saturday that a fisherman from the country has been arrested on charges of spying for India. At a press conference, Tarar stated that the fisherman, named Ijaz Mallah, used to fish in the high seas. He was once apprehended by the Indian Coast Guard and forced to collect items such as military uniforms, Pakistani currency, cigarettes, matches, lighters, and SIM cards.
Tarar recounted the entire filmy story.
Tarar said, "In September, when Mallah was fishing, he was apprehended by the Indian Coast Guard." According to the minister, Mallah was told that he would be paid for spying, but refusing would result in 2-3 years in prison. He said, "This ordinary fisherman was eventually released and sent to Pakistan with the task of bringing certain items. These included uniforms from the Pakistan Navy, Pakistan Army, and Sindh Rangers."
'The fisherman was heading towards India'
Tarar further stated that when the fisherman tried to collect these items, Pakistani intelligence agencies began monitoring him. He was heading towards India with all the items when he was captured by Pakistani agencies at sea. Tarar alleged that this was "a grand plan by the Indian intelligence agency, aimed at waging a propaganda war against Pakistan." At the press conference, the minister also showed photographs of the allegedly recovered items and played a video of Mallah's confession.
Pakistan is spreading propaganda
In the alleged confession video, Mallah said that he was captured by Indian agencies while fishing in the sea. It should be noted that Pakistan has been continuously spreading propaganda since India's "Operation Sindoor" on May 7th, which targeted terrorist hideouts in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The strike was in retaliation for the April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam, which killed 26 civilians. India and Pakistan reached an agreement on May 10, ending hostilities after four days of drone and missile attacks.









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