The hostile India-Israel nexus against Pakistan has once again been exposed. An Israeli-affiliated website, MEMRI (Middle East Media Research Institute), is running a malicious campaign targeting Pakistan under the guise of research.
Their so-called “Balochistan Studies Project” clearly reveals a sinister collaboration between New Delhi and Tel Aviv. At the center of this agenda is Meer Yaar Baloch, an Indian-backed figure being used to push anti-Pakistan narratives.
MEMRI, a Washington-based think tank founded by former Israeli intelligence officer Yigal Carmon, is not a neutral academic institute. It often promotes content aligned with anti-Pakistan agendas.
In this project, India has supported the appointment of Meer Yaar Baloch as a “special advisor.” He is a known supporter of the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), a terrorist group backed by India. Meer Yaar plays the role of a puppet in this hybrid warfare, and he does not represent the voice of the Baloch people.
Figures like Meer Yaar aim to weaken the state from within. India’s backing of BLA and other terrorist outfits in Balochistan has been documented and confirmed. Now, Israeli involvement has also come to light, exposing a broader conspiracy.
The goal of this India-Israel nexus against Pakistan is to fuel separatism in Balochistan. This alliance is built on a history of oppression, destabilization, and regional interference. Meer Yaar Baloch is nothing more than a manufactured identity — a digital pawn operated by India’s intelligence agency, RAW.
False claims of independence during times of national crisis reveal the true aim — creating unrest in Pakistan and serving foreign interests. The appointment of such a fake figure as an “advisor” in the Balochistan project reveals another layer of the plot.
This so-called research is not academic work; it’s a calculated move to disintegrate Pakistan. It insults the pride and dignity of patriotic Baloch people, who aspire for peace, development, and prosperity. They take pride in their Pakistani identity and seek solutions through dialogue and cooperation.
In contrast, individuals like Meer Yaar Baloch, operating under foreign agendas, only want destruction. They are digital proxies for terrorists.
As Pakistanis, we must recognize the reality of modern warfare. In this age of fifth-generation hybrid warfare, the enemy doesn’t just attack borders but also infiltrates minds through screens.
The people of Pakistan, especially our Baloch brothers and sisters, must reject these foreign puppets and their masters. Our strength lies in our unity, and our wisdom lies in differentiating between real concerns and foreign propaganda.
Pakistan’s future belongs to its people — not to intelligence agencies operating from Delhi or Tel Aviv, nor to their digital agents.