Pakistan is reportedly shaken by India's b response to the Pulwama attack. Afghan leader Amrullah Saleh stated that India is methodically dismantling its enemy.
Amrullah Saleh: The recent terrorist attack in Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, and India's subsequent firm response have reportedly unnerved Pakistan. Tensions have escalated along the border, and the Pakistani government and military are reportedly concerned about the timing and nature of India's potential retaliation. Meanwhile, a statement by Afghanistan's former Vice President, Amrullah Saleh, has sparked considerable social media discussion.
"India is punishing its enemy slowly" - Saleh's pointed statement
In a tweet, Amrullah Saleh wrote that India, instead of using an electric chair against its enemy, has placed a long rope around its neck.
He indicated that India is strategically and gradually punishing Pakistan rather than delivering a swift, decisive blow. Saleh's statement comes as Pakistani defense analysts and leaders repeatedly claim that India is preparing for major border action.
India's changed policy after the Pulwama attack
Following the attack, Indian security agencies have not only taken b action domestically but have also devised a strategy to corner Pakistan diplomatically. According to government sources, efforts to "Internationally Isolate" Pakistan have intensified.
Amrullah Saleh has previously questioned global responses to terrorism
This is not the first time Saleh has taken a b stance against Pakistan. Immediately after the Pulwama attack, he questioned the global reactions to terrorism, stating:
“When you genuinely fight against terror, all these supporting nations will retreat. Many countries use terrorism for their own benefit.”
Saleh also satirizes Pakistan's defense minister's confession
A recent viral video showed Pakistan's Defense Minister, Khawaja Asif, admitting to supporting terrorism with American assistance. Amrullah Saleh responded sarcastically, asking:
“Did you sign this contract with a new client or renew it with an old one?”
Who is Amrullah Saleh?
Amrullah Saleh hails from Panjshir Province, Afghanistan. Separated from his family at a young age, he joined the Anti-Taliban Resistance and fought under Ahmad Shah Massoud. The Taliban murdered his sister in 1996, solidifying his staunch opposition to the Taliban and their supporters. He served as Afghanistan's Vice President before the Taliban's return to power.
