Pakistan: Generals at terrorist funerals confirm state-terror nexus
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Military-terror nexus exposed as Generals attend terrorist funerals post Operation Sindoor

Operation Sindoor exposed Pakistan’s deep-rooted military-terror nexus as senior Army, ISI, and police officials openly attended funerals of slain terrorists. With terrorists draped in national flags and hate slogans echoing, Pakistan has proven it is not just a haven—but the headquarters of jihad

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Senior Pakistan Army officers, ISI agents, and Punjab Police brass were physically present at the funeral prayers of terrorists.

Senior Pakistan Army officers, ISI agents, and Punjab Police brass were physically present at the funeral prayers of terrorists.

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With boots on the ground and badges on their chests, senior Pakistan Army officers, ISI agents, and Punjab Police brass were physically present at the funeral prayers of terrorists slaughtered during India’s decisive Operation Sindoor. Among the dead was Yaqub Mughal, head of the infamous Bilal Terror Camp, long known as a breeding ground for anti-India jihad.

In a precise and calibrated offensive, India’s long-range strikes under Operation Sindoor neutralised multiple high-value terrorist assets across Pakistan’s Punjab province. These targets included top commanders of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) — both UN-designated terror outfits responsible for decades of bloodshed in Kashmir, Delhi, Mumbai, and beyond.

But what followed was even more shocking than the surgical precision of the strikes.

#BREAKING | Funeral prayers held for terrorist Yaqub Mughal, head of the Bilal Terror Camp in Pakistan.

Shockingly, officials from Pakistan’s ISI and police were present at the ceremony.#Pakistan #PakistanArmy #OperationSindoor pic.twitter.com/f3JtKJrclZ

— Organiser Weekly (@eOrganiser) May 7, 2025

At the funeral of Yaqub Mughal and other slain terrorists, uniformed Pakistan Army officers, senior ISI handlers, and even the Inspector General of Punjab Police were spotted standing in reverence, saluting the coffins of men who orchestrated mass murder across Bharat. Terrorists were draped in Pakistan’s national flag. Hate slogans like “India teri maut aayi, Jaish aayi, Jaish aayi” were raised — in full view of Pakistan’s security establishment.

Among the attendees was Hafiz Abdur Rauf, a top LeT commander and a close aide of UN-designated global terrorist Hafiz Saeed. Eyewitness accounts and visuals confirm that the Inspector General of Punjab Police was also present, further cementing suspicions of full-spectrum state support to jihadist elements.

This is not an isolated event. This is institutional endorsement of jihad. From Abbottabad, where Osama bin Laden found safe haven under military cover, to Balakot, where JeM ran camps with impunity, to Muridke, where LeT terrorists are now buried with state honours—Pakistan’s record is an open indictment.

Also Read: PIB fact check exposes Pro-Pakistan propaganda: Old videos and fake news used to mislead public amid Operation Sindoor

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), United Nations, and Western intelligence agencies cannot sit on the fence anymore. Billions in foreign aid to Pakistan are essentially funding terror funerals.

India has always known this. Now the world has video proof. akistan is not a failed state — it is a terrorist state with nukes.

Topics: Jaish-e-MohammadPahalgam Terrorist attackOperation SindoorYaqub Mughal
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