May 9, 2023
1 min read

ISI’s Smuggling Network and Its Links to Khalistan Movement Exposed

This smuggling network has allegedly fueled the Khalistan movement and played a key role in the formation and operation of narco-terrorism.

A recent interview between retired Pakistani military officers Colonel Akbar Hussain and Major Adil Raja has revealed that the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) of Pakistan operates an extensive smuggling network that involves high-ranking army officers.

This network has allegedly fueled the Khalistan movement and played a key role in the formation and operation of narco-terrorism.

Colonel Akbar Hussain, in the video interview, spoke to retired Pakistani military officer and YouTuber Major Adil Raja, who provided insight into the activities of the ISI.

According to Major Adil Raja, the ISI used individuals such as Khalistan Commando Force Chief Paramjit Singh Panjwad to operate drug cartels and target the youth in Punjab.

The intelligence agency facilitated the smuggling of drugs into India, using terrorists like Panjwad as pawns, according to Major Adil Raja.

Colonel Hussain explained that several high-ranking military officials are complicit in this illegal drug network, which reflects poorly on the battalion units and dishonours the Pakistani flag.

Major Adil Raja also alleged that the ISI raises funds under the guise of black operations, which are then misappropriated or used to finance smuggling and contraband networks.

He claims that Panjwad, under ISI protection, supplied illegal arms and drugs to India from across the border. The intelligence agency relied on Panjwad to escalate Khalistani separatism in Punjab and orchestrate terrorist attacks, such as the 1999 bomb blast near the Chandigarh passport office.

Panjwad, who was known as Malik Sardar Singh in Lahore, was ultimately gunned down by unidentified assailants on May 6, 2023, in Johar Town, Lahore, Pakistan, and his organization, the KCF, was designated as a terrorist group by the Indian government in July 2020.

Major Adil Raja also alleged that the Pakistani army employed actresses as honey traps. Pakistani actress Sajal Aly has since responded to these defamatory allegations on social media.

Additionally, Major Adil Raja accused the ISI of tracking him and attempting to hack his virtual presence last month.

ALSO READ: Khalistan Commando Force chief shot dead in Lahore

Previous Story

Indian biz & political leaders to attend India Week across UK

Next Story

Boutique resorts on the banks of Ganga

Latest from Asia News

Tehran Hits Back After US Strikes

The missiles struck several locations across central Israel. Notably, one hit Haifa without any prior warning sirens, raising alarm over possible gaps in the missile alert system….reports Asian Lite News Iran fired

Japan Cancels U.S. Talks

The cancellation also coincides with Japan’s upcoming upper house elections on July 20, which are expected to test Ishiba’s fragile minority coalition Japan has cancelled a planned high-level security meeting with the

Hindus in Peril in Bangladesh

The rights group submitted new evidence to the ICC, accusing Muhammad Yunus’s interim government of top-level complicity….reports Asian Lite News The Human Rights Congress for Bangladesh Minorities (HRCBM) on Friday condemned a

Munir-Trump Talks Last Over Two Hours

Reports suggest that the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and US Special Representative for Middle Eastern Affairs Steve Witkoff also took part in the meeting…reports Asian Lite News Pakistan’s Army Chief
Go toTop

Don't Miss

India Rises, Africa Watches 

While struggling economies in Africa engulf themselves in ideological battles

Imran Khan surrenders to terrorists, again

Such abject surrender to terrorists has rarely happened anywhere else