‘Trying to create geopolitical illusion’
News18 has given a report based on a conversation with former India Ambassador Amar Sinha in Afghanistan, according to which the Pakistani army spokesperson’s statement is an attempt to make ‘geopolitical confusion’. He says, ‘This is a poor attempt to spread confusion. Our Foreign Secretary has denied this. Pakistan’s Afghanistan policy has failed badly today. He does not like friendship relations between Kabul and Delhi at all. Amar Sinha worked as India’s ambassador to Afghanistan from 2013 to 2016.
Afghan is not as naive and fools- former ambassador
Amar Sinha further said, ‘Unfortunately, at least two generations of Afghanistan have grown between deaths and destruction due to Pakistan. Afghans are not as naive and foolish as DG ISPR thinks. India’s action is limited to the terrorist structure present in Pakistan. Unlike Pakistan, we know where Pakistan ends and Afghanistan starts. ‘ On the other hand, Afghanistan has also rejected Pakistan’s claim. Afghan Defense Ministry spokesperson Inayatullah Khwarjmi, in an interview to radio freedom, described Pakistan’s claim as ‘false’.
Attempt to provoke Taliban against India
In such a situation, the statement of the Pakistani military spokesperson led by Aseem Munir seems a well-planned trick. This time is also important. The Taliban government is still trying to get recognition globally. India is associated with Kabul through humanitarian aid and technical assistance. In such a situation, Pakistan’s claim may be another failed attempt to incite Afghanistan against India. However, Afghanistan is no longer the pawn of Pakistan. The Taliban-2 government has its own geopolitical ambitions. She does not want to be a puppet of anyone’s hands. India’s relationship with Kabul has been quiet, but strategic. India has not interfered in Afghanistan’s affairs like Pakistan. India has always helped Afghanistan.