Peace won’t be attained in South Asia unless Pakistan is wiped out: Shafi Burfat

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Exiled Sindhi political activist Shafi Burfat condemned the barbaric terror assault on a CRPF convoy that claimed the lives of about 40 protection personnel in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pulwama district and accused Pakistan of sponsoring and exporting terrorism in both India and Afghanistan.

Pakistan-backed Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) claimed duty for the assault, announcing it changed into completed by means of a suicide bomber, consistent with a neighborhood news employer.

In a robust-worded statement, Burfat, who is the chairman of Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM), said that the global network ought to acknowledge the truth that until Pakistan is “no longer eliminated from the face of Earth”, the status quo of world peace and safety in South Asia will in no way be attained.

“The principles of Pakistan are rooted in radical Islamism and it has been a supply of extremist Islamist terrorism for the reason that it’s starting. Pakistan has been the mastermind and exporter of terrorism in India and Afghanistan and nourishing worldwide jihadists for many years. It isn’t best a consistent danger to international security and regional peace but concurrently, has subjugated Sindhis, Pashtuns and Baloch human beings via pressure and imposed political hegemony, monetary terrorism and fascist genocide upon these communities,” he introduced.

Continuing his tirade in opposition to Pakistan, Burfat appealed to the global network, which includes the united international locations to “collapse” Pakistan in order that international security, world peace and local stability will be restored.

He similarly said that Pakistan’s disintegration “is the most effective strategy to the hassle to religious extremism and terrorism inside the location and the arena.”

Within the deadliest terror attack on protection forces in Kashmir, forty CRPF personnel lost their lives when their convoy changed into targetted in Pulwama district on the Srinagar-Jammu country wide toll road. The convoy comprised 78 buses wherein round 2,500 personnel have been traveling from Jammu to Srinagar.

A bus, in which forty two CRPF personnel had been visiting, was notably broken in the blast which become followed by using firing at the vehicle.