The clandestine phone conversation of TTP Chief Noor Wali Mehsud has been publicly disclosed, revealing the extremist group’s insidious efforts under the guise of Sharia to disrupt peace and stability in Pakistan.
In this malevolent scheme to sow discord, TTP extremists have been actively targeting Pakistan’s populace both through physical attacks and propaganda. The recent assault on a rural health center in the Kreshmozai area of DI Khan, resulting in the tragic loss of innocent lives, is a stark example of their malicious agenda.
The leaked phone call involved TTP’s Noor Wali Mehsud, Ahmed Hussain alias Ghat Haji, and local TTP commander Saqib Gandapur, outlining the Khawarij’s despicable tactics. In the conversation, Noor Wali Mehsud is heard instructing foreign militants to execute terrorist activities within Pakistan, specifically aiming to disrupt law and order while evading attribution to TTP.
Mehsud’s directives include strategies such as targeting government hospitals and schools, denying responsibility for the attacks, and threatening further destruction if security forces retaliate. He also advocates for demolishing residences of military and police personnel as part of their strategy.
Furthermore, Mehsud emphasizes secrecy, instructing his operatives to maintain anonymity and avoid associating TTP directly with their actions. He warns against actions that could incite local anti-TTP sentiments, urging adherence to covert methods to maximize impact.
Ahmed Hussain, alias Ghat Haji, reinforces these directives, specifically ordering attacks on the homes of high-ranking police, army, and FC officials, and advocating for the closure or destruction of schools without public announcement.
The TTP’s strategy, as revealed in the leaked call, involves exploiting political and non-political entities to destabilize Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and other regions, with the complicity of foreign agencies.
The Pakistani authorities are urged to investigate this phone call meticulously and take legal action against all individuals involved in perpetrating these acts of terror, ensuring accountability and safeguarding national security against such extremist threats.
