Speeches, cyber trail in India’s Pulwama proof

NEWDELHI: India’s investigations into the Pulwama terror attack have established the involvement of the Pakistan-based Jaishe-mohammed (JEM) terrorist group, which had anyway claimed responsibility for the attack.

This proof – the group used the same Internet Protocol (IP) address from a location near Rawalpindi, Pakistan, to upload the video confession of the suicide bomber Adil Ahmad Dar, and also the statement of its spokesperson Mohammed Hassan – is part of the body of evidence India has handed over to Pakistan and also to top diplomats of other countries (including permanent members of the United Nations Security Council) as New Delhi attempts to once again get Pakistan to act against the terror group, and to have its leader Masood Azhar listed by UNSC as a SIGNS OF A STORM

On February 5, JEM chief Masood Azhar’s brother Abdul Rauf Asghar referred in a speech to Talha Rasheed,

Azhar’s nephew who was killed by Indian security forces in Pulwama in 2017. He says revenge will be taken for Talha’s killing.

TRAIL OF TERROR

JEM spokesperson Muhammad Hassan claimed responsibility for

global terrorist.

UNSC will decide that on March 13, but there has been no response from Pakistan to the evidence India has shared with it. The US, UK and France are leading the resolution for the UNSC the Pulwama attack within an hour of the suicide bombing. Investigations revealed that a Whatsapp number, last active on on February 14 at 4.42pm, linked to Hassan made the claim.

IN THE FAMILY

Azhar maintains tight grip over JEM through his relatives. While one brother is in charge of daily matters, another one is the operational head of the terror group. A third heads the student wing of JEM.

designating Masood Azhar a global terrorist.

China, which has previously blocked efforts directed at this, is expected to take a last-minute decision on whether to apply a