The investigation into the car blast that took place outside Delhi’s Red Fort on November 10 is still going on, but in the meantime, a shocking video of former Prime Minister of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) Chaudhary Anwarul Haq has surfaced.

In this video, Haq is not only seen openly supporting the terrorist attack, but is also claiming Pakistan’s direct role. His statement is becoming increasingly viral on social media and is adding new tension to India-Pakistan relations.

Attack threat from Red Fort to Kashmir

In the viral video, Chaudhary Anwarul Haq is seen addressing the assembly and saying that, if blood continues to flow in Balochistan, we will give a reply to India from the Red Fort to the forests of Kashmir and we have also given it. Even today they are counting dead bodies. Haq further addresses the terrorists by the name Shaheen and claims that armed terrorists entered India and attacked.

He also referred to the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in April this year. Haq’s speech is being described as an open proof of Pakistan’s support to terrorism. After the statement came to light, he was recently removed from the post of Prime Minister of PoK through a no-confidence motion.

JeM module confirmed in investigation

The agencies investigating the Delhi blast have so far made it clear that the attack was carried out by the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) module. So far, more than 13 people have been confirmed dead in this blast. Security analysts believe that this attack is an indication that Pakistan is trying to spread instability in other areas of India by diverting focus from Jammu and Kashmir for some time. Due to this, the need for better coordination and new strategy is being felt among the security agencies of the country.

Fake news, inflammatory material and role of ISI

Investigative agencies have also told that many Pakistani social media accounts are continuously trying to instigate the youth by spreading fake news in India. According to experts, Pakistan’s notorious ISI is trying to set up new modules on a large scale in India. This is not the first time that the role of terrorist organizations operating from Pakistan has been exposed. The involvement of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and its Pakistani handlers in the 2008 Mumbai attacks has been proven to the world. Jaish-e-Mohammed, created by Masood Azhar, has been responsible for many major terrorist incidents in India, from the 2001 Parliament attack to the 2019 Pulwama attack.