Security forces in Balochistan recovered US-made weapons from militants of the Indian proxy group Fitna al-Hindustan killed during an operation.
The recovered US-made weapons included M16 and M4 rifles, aiming lasers and night-vision devices.
A letter written by Taliban leader Mullah Hibatullah, directing the Taliban regime to supply weapons to Fitna al-Hindustan, has also emerged as clear evidence of links between the two.
The Indian intelligence agency RAW paid $7.8 million to carry out sabotage and terrorist activities in Balochistan.
A retired Indian colonel has also acknowledged the role of India and Israel, alongside Afghan territory, in terrorist attacks against Pakistan through Fitna al-Hindustan and Fitna al-Khawarij.
According to the US-based Associated Press:
An intelligence report has revealed a meeting between Indian and Afghan intelligence officials, hosted by Afghan Governor Mullah Shireen, to plan terrorist activities in Pakistan.
Representatives of the terrorist organisations Fitna al-Hindustan, Al-Qaeda and the Gul Bahadur Group were also present at the meeting, according to the Associated Press.
According to the US government watchdog SIGAR report:
The $7.1 billion worth of weapons left behind by the United States in Afghanistan are being used by terrorist organisations under the patronage of the Afghan regime.
The United Nations and international publications have also exposed serious concerns over the transfer of US-supplied weapons by the Afghan Taliban regime to terrorist groups.
