I think ISI/GoP is trying to malign India by fabricating false evidence.
You're right about that.
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I think ISI/GoP is trying to malign India by fabricating false evidence.
Good question and I will try to answer it conceptually.
US could have used black market if they wanted to during their support for Afghan Mujhaideen, they didn't.
It's easy to get caught if you're trying to buy weapons from the black market - perhaps the most important part.
And you may not find or get what you want. Or in the same quantities. Things besides gun are not too easy to get in the black market, and even if they are available, they are in limited quantities. Certain type of weapons that these guys have been using are not available in public in large amounts that they have.
Ahsan why should US have to buy weapons from black market??its role in afgan rebels was clear to the whole world..Is that the case with India and TTP??Today all kind of weapons are available in black markets..And also its not easy to trace who is buying it..because black marketers only wanted the money and RAW agent who is going to buy will not introduce himself as an agent there..
Interior Ministry’s evidence against India not enough, says Qureshi
Daily Times - Leading News Resource of Pakistan
MULTAN/ISLAMABAD: Foreign involvement in the unrest in Pakistan cannot be ruled out but more information is needed to plausibly argue the country’s point of view on the issue of Indian involvement, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said on Wednesday.
“The possibility that there are elements who want to destabilise the country cannot be ruled out. But information received by us in this regard, is insufficient. We need more information and material to plausibly argue our case,” Qureshi told reporters. Earlier, Interior Minister Rehman Malik said evidence of India’s involvement in destabilising Pakistan had been handed over to the Foreign Office.
“Pakistan has concrete evidence of India’s involvement in fomenting unrest in Pakistan and the evidence has been provided to the Foreign Office to take it up with New Delhi,” Malik told reporters at the Parliament House. staff report/app
The possibility that there are elements who want to destabilise the country cannot be ruled out.
You need to read the article more carefully. Clearly, he hasn't seen the evidence himself.
All this arguments are taking too much time now. I am gonna take a rest and not bother with this until my exams are over.
You're right about the US and perhaps that point wasn't really necessary. But next two are important.
These kinds of sophisticated weapons are either not available in black market, or only in limited quanities.
I mean you're not going to go to a place to buy a few mortars because those will only last a short amount of time. You need large amounts of these weapons. The pictures shown show that these guys basically have an endless supplies of these sophisticated weapons. You won't get anywhere near as many of those on black market.
FM seeks more information on Indian involvement
Thursday, December 10, 2009
MULTAN: Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mehmood Qureshi on Wednesday said foreign involvement in creating troubles in the country could not be ruled out but more information was needed to plausibly argue Pakistans point of view on the Indian involvement.
Talking to reporters at the airport, Qureshi said the possibility of elements who wanted to destabilise the country could not be ruled out. But information received by us in this regard is insufficient and more information and material is needed to plausibly argue our case, he said.
We would have to be cautious and careful. If it is challenged in a court of law, then we will have to ensure that it meets its logical end, he added. He said US military officials would visit Pakistan on December 15 during which they would also meet with Pakistani military leadership to discuss coordination.
To a question on statement of JI Ameer Syed Munawwar who had demanded withdrawal of US forces, FM said President Obama had already stated that the US forces would not stay indefinitely in Afghanistan.
Source: FM seeks more information on Indian involvement
See the investigation is on...pls wait before jumping the conclusion .Relax now.