In a shocking revelation, the sources of the Indian army have identified Saifullah Khalid, also known as Saifullah Kasuri, as the intellectual author of Pahalgam’s brutal terrorist attack. This high-ranking commander of Lashkar-E-Taiba (LET) meticulously planned the assault in the last two months, attacking innocent Hindu tourists in an calculated act of violence.
Planning and execution
According to intelligence reports, Khalid visited camps from the Pakistani army twice the planning phase, delivering motivating speeches to soldiers and recruits. These visits highlight the disturbing link between the military and terrorist organizations of Pakistan. Khalid, a close or alquisted associate, chief Hafiz Saeed, is known for orchestrating multiple terrorist activities in Jammu and Kashmir. His speeches, full of inflammatory rhetoric, were aimed at inciting violence, with statements that Cashmira would become an extremist strength or ideologies for February 2026.
Pakistan’s role in the port of terrorists
Khalid’s high profile state in Pakistan is an alarm. Protected by automatic weapons and elite safety, it moves in luxury vehicles, enjoying the sponsorship supported by the State. According to reports, the Pakistani forces use it to motivate their soldiers and train young recruits for Let and their affiliate, the Resistance Front (TRF). These apprentices are deployed in Jammu and Kashmir to carry out terrorist attacks, as in the Pahalgam incident.
Indian government response
The Indian government is taking decisive measures to address this crisis. A high -level meeting of the Cabinet Security Committee, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is scheduled for 6:00 pm at 7 Lok Kalyan Marg. Interior Minister Amit Shah, Minister of Foreign Affairs, S. Jaishankar, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, and Foreign Secretary will attend to discuss the latest developments and formulate a robust action plan. Prime Minister Modi, who interrupted his visit to Saudi Arabia, held an improvised meeting at the airport to evaluate the situation, pointing out the urgency of the matter.
Call for justice
The attack of the Pahalgama has left the duel of the nation, with families of the victims who demand justice. The government has promised a strong and strategic response, rejecting any notion of tolerating such acts of horror. While Khalid remains in Pakistan under strong protection, India faces the challenge of neutralizing this threat. Recent patterns in Pakistan show internal conflicts between terrorist groups, but the Indian approach is to deliver a calculated count to guarantee responsibility.
As the nation grieves, the resolution to combat terrorism is strengthened. The tears of the families of the victims only ascents when justice is served, and India is prepared to deliver an answer that defends their sovereignty and security.