In recent incidents of terrorism in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and
Balochistan, the nexus between the outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban
Pakistan (TTP) and the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has come
to light. According to sources, NATO weapons were used by BLA in
the attack on security forces in Balochistan. Earlier, the terrorists of
the separatist organization used only conventional weapons. While
TTP has been using NATO weapons. According to sources, the main
reason for TTP’s increasing pressure on Pakistani security forces is
to force the security forces to negotiate. Because it is gradually
becoming a burden in Afghanistan. The Taliban government’s control
of ISIS is ending the relevance of TTP. While the people of
Afghanistan are also against the free movements of TTP. This is the
reason why the Amir of the Taliban has banned TTP from carryin
weapons inside Afghanistan. And unarmed TTP commanders are at
serious risk, and this is the reason why TTP is trying to negotiate with
the Pakistani authorities by putting pressure on them like in the past
and finding a way for them. According to the sources, the recent
terrorist incidents are related to this planning. In the past, whenever
the banned TTP increased pressure, the government and political
parties negotiated with it. But this time the door of negotiations has
been closed. Sources claim that action will be taken against TTP
supporters first. So that the facility given to them would end, and after
that the nationwide operation will be started. Preparations in this
regard have been completed. Sources said that the grip has been
tightened against the mastermind of the attacks in Balochistan and
Khyber Agency and the security agencies have reached the
facilitators. On the other hand, the sources say that some leaders in
the Afghan government also want the extremists of TTP to go to
Pakistan. So that there will be no problem in Afghanistan in the
future. Yesterday, Afghan Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani said,
“We initially tried to solve the TTP problem. But there was no
success.” According to a responsible source, during the negotiations,
the TTP was asked to surrender but this demand was not accepted.
While some extremists of TTP were also brought back by the Imran
Khan government but it didn’t benefit. In fact, it is disadvantageous.
However, a clear message has been given by the current military
leadership that if the TTP surrenders and obeys the Pakistani
constitution and gives up all forms of extremism, there will be talks.
There is no option but to give up weapons. While the Afghan
authorities have been told that the presence of TTP in Afghanistan is
causing the deterioration of the relations between the two countries.
However, according to Afghan sources, the Taliban government
cannot be strict on the TTP at this time, in which case the TTP may
join hands with ISIS. This will increase the difficulties for the Afghan
government. On the other hand, after the recent incidents of
terrorism, the possibility is also being considered that extremists in
the guise of illegal Afghan residents may have participated in these
operations. Meanwhile, Caretaker Prime Minister Anwarul Haq Kakar
said in a press conference in Islamabad that the Afghan government
will have to choose between TTP or Pakistan. According to the
sources, it is being considered as the last message before the
decisive action against the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban is taken.
–English translation from Ummat) https://ummat.net/851561/
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