This admission tears into Islamabad's "non-state actor" facade and how Islamabad has been providing institutional support to terror networks under the guise of "freedom fighting".

This admission tears into Islamabad's "non-state actor" facade and how Islamabad has been providing institutional support to terror networks under the guise of "freedom fighting".

At an event linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba, Shahir Sialvi reportedly said Pakistan's army fought for Hafiz Saeed and Masood Azhar. The reported remarks have renewed scrutiny of Pakistan's position on militant groups, with no official response yet.