ISI cell in NWFP targeting Indians in Kabul..............

ISI cell in NWFP targeting Indians in Kabul

 

Nearly three months after the attack on Indians in Kabul, Afghan Security agencies have traced back recent anti-India operations in Afghanistan to an ISI outfit located inside a military cantonment in Kohat in the North West Frontier Province of Pakistan.
According to information available with Indian agencies, this was mentioned in a dossier on Pakistani intelligence activities in Afghanistan, prepared for Afghan President Hamid Karzai ahead of his just concluded visit to the US. He is believed to have shared the information with US authorities.
While this was a detailed dossier on ISI activities across Afghanistan, there was a section that specifically dealt with Pakistani efforts to target Indian assets in Afghanistan which included the Indian embassy, its consulates across that country, Indian companies and their projects.
For the first time, two Pakistani officials, Major Siraj and Major Mohammed Ali, have been named. The two officers, according to Afghan authorities, have been operating out of an ISI office that is referred to as MI-422 and was allegedly behind the February 26 attack. This is said to be in an Army cantonment in the Tal area of Kohat. These two officers, sources said, have been planning and coordinating activities against Indian entities through various terror groups like the Lashkar-e-Toiba.

 

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