The Pakistani Army brings together terrorists for the first time in Kashmir and Punjab

Punjab prime minister Amarinder Singh accused the Pakistani army of helping Kashmiri terrorists settle in his state and to carry out terrorist attacks collaboration with local elements. "They are trying to reunite the Kashmiri terrorists and the Punjabi terrorists … It's not Imran Khan who does it, I'm sure, it's his army." So, unless & # 39; He does not keep his army under control, we will have no choice but to deal with them, "he told NDTV in an exclusive interview today. ; hui.

The Prime Minister had discussed the role played by Pakistan in the terrorist attacks to reject the invitation to the inauguration ceremony of the Kartarpur Sahib corridor on Wednesday.

According to Mr. Singh, the Kashmiri and Punjabis terrorists were first leagued under the high patronage of the Pakistani army and the students were also influenced. "We have about 6,000 Kashmirians studying in our colleges – good boys and good girls – and they do not pose any problem, but we broke two terrorist modules among them, one with four people and one with another with two, "he said. ] The Chief Minister stated that, although there have been logistical collaborations between terrorists of the two states in the past, it is the first time that an "armed rapprochement" is put to the day. "We met them in college, saw them take weapons and followed them to their homes, where we caught them with extra weapons and explosives, and that happened twice. to say that the 6,000 young people who study here (no matter how badly) are very disciplined and all is well, but the terrorist groups are trying to get people in and mix them up, "he added. .

million. Singh told NDTV that it's hard to see students doing such things when the Punjab government welcomed them with open arms. "As I said, they are doing a good job, but four or five of the 6,000 students studying here have done it," he said.

The Prime Minister said that he could not accept Pakistan's invitation to the cornerstone of the Kartarpur corridor. Ceremonial ceremony as terrorists across the border continue to target civilians and security agents in his country. "While I welcome Kartarpur's initiative, I can not – as Chief Minister of Punjab – completely change my vision as terrorists come here and kill our people." I am grateful to the Pakistani Prime Minister, Imran Khan, for the Kartarpur corridor, but his army has nothing to do here, "he added.

million. Singh, however, indicated that he had no objection to Navjot Singh Sidhu – a minister in his cabinet – accepting the invitation to attend the ceremony. "Sidhu does not send conflicting signals, he is a friend of Imran Khan."