India Begins Playing a “Sinister Role” Amid Rising Pak-Afghan Tensions

As tensions escalate between Pakistan and Afghanistan, serious allegations have surfaced accusing India of attempting to exploit the situation for its strategic interests.

According to security sources, India has allegedly begun playing what officials describe as a “sinister role” by advising elements within the Afghan administration to intensify destabilizing activities inside Pakistan. The claims suggest that New Delhi is encouraging actions aimed at increasing unrest and militant violence across Pakistani territory.

The development comes as Indian National Security Advisor Ajit Doval is reportedly on a visit to Afghanistan. While Indian authorities have described the visit as part of routine regional security consultations, Pakistani officials view the timing as significant, given the ongoing strain in Pak-Afghan relations.

Security analysts in Islamabad argue that any external involvement in Afghanistan’s internal decision-making, particularly at a time of heightened bilateral tensions, could further destabilize the region. They maintain that Pakistan has repeatedly called for constructive dialogue and mutual cooperation to address cross-border security concerns.

Observers warn that continued mistrust and proxy dynamics could further complicate the fragile security environment in South Asia.