In a calculated move to destabilize South Asia, Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) has intensified its covert operations by training and deploying operatives from the extremist group Hizb ut-Tahrir (HuT). This alarming development follows reports of ISI’s involvement in smuggling weapons and infiltrating militants into neighboring countries under various disguises. With a growing network of sleeper cells and radicalized individuals targeting India and Bangladesh, the threat posed by these operations cannot be overstated. There is urgent need for countermeasures to effectively combat evil plots of the nexus between ISI and HuT, shedding light on the extensive training programs, and infiltration methods.

The growing nexus between Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and extremist groups like Hizb ut-Tahrir (HuT) is raising alarm across South Asia. With covert operations designed to infiltrate neighboring countries, ISI’s recent training of 300 HuT operatives underscores a deliberate strategy to destabilize the region. Reports of militants entering India and Bangladesh under various disguises reveal a calculated effort to spread radical ideologies and create sleeper cells.

While a leader of Pakistan’s ruling Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N), Irshad Ahmed Khan, publicly admitted on a major Indian broadcast network that Pakistan is smuggling weapons concealed in commercial goods sent to Bangladesh via direct vessels from Karachi Port, other alarming activities are unfolding. For example, Pakistan, a country which is unable to ensure supply of basic foodstuff, including sugar to its citizen has stunned everyone by declaring of sending 25 thousand metric tons of sugar to Bangladesh. Credible intelligence reports indicate that Pakistani networks are preparing to ship massive quantities of heroin, cocaine, and synthetic opioids to Bangladesh under the pretense of sugar exports. These drugs are expected to infiltrate Indian........

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