Statement by : Fazal Karim Dadabhoy
Leading Industrialist and Decorated National Figure IT.
Mr. Fazal Karim Dadabhoy strongly condemns the recent baseless accusations made by India against Pakistan. These unsubstantiated claims, devoid of any credible evidence, are yet another manifestation of India’s repeated attempts to mislead the international community through false flag operations and smear campaigns.
In contrast to India’s hollow allegations, Pakistan’s military spokesperson—the Director General of ISPR—has publicly presented undeniable proof of Indian military officers’ involvement, including a Junior Commissioned Officer and a Major, in sponsoring terrorism within Pakistan. The difference in transparency between the two nations is striking.
Equally concerning is India’s increasing reliance on inflammatory rhetoric and diversionary tactics. The suggestion—made via state-aligned media—that India may be reconsidering its No First Use (NFU) nuclear doctrine is a deeply troubling development. When viewed in the context of an ideologically driven government influenced by RSS extremism, such signaling takes on an even more dangerous tone.
The arrest of a senior Indian Lieutenant General, not for wrongdoing but for telling the truth, further exposes the internal turmoil and growing intolerance for dissent within India’s military establishment. This politicization of military leadership is both alarming and destabilizing.
India’s recent military blunders are well-documented: an unprovoked missile launch into Pakistani territory, the accidental downing of its own helicopter, and repeated safety violations during aerial operations. These incidents reveal systemic flaws in India’s command and control mechanisms. Moreover, the persistently high suicide rates within its armed forces point to a deeper institutional crisis.
Given the gravity of these developments, I call upon the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the international community at large to take serious note. India’s erratic handling of strategic weaponry and its reckless posturing pose a clear threat not only to South Asia but to global peace and security. The time has come for international oversight—especially regarding its nuclear arsenal—to prevent any catastrophic miscalculation or escalation.
Mr. Dadabhoy further emphasized that Pakistan remains committed to peace and regional cooperation. However, it will not allow its security and sovereignty to be compromised by concocted narratives or hostile actions.
Fazal Karim Dadabhoy
Leading Industrialist and Decorated National Figure
