Sikhs for Justice leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun has accused India’s intelligence agency RAW of orchestrating the attack on Jaffar Express, alleging that New Delhi is waging a covert war against Pakistan.

On Tuesday, terrorists from the banned BLA targeted the Jaffar Express, which was en route to Peshawar.

By Wednesday, DG ISPR Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry confirmed that security forces had successfully completed an operation against the attackers, eliminating 33 terrorists.

However, before the operation, 21 passengers were martyred, along with four Frontier Corps personnel.

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In his statement, Pannun asserted that India is executing a secret warfare strategy against Pakistan, with National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and senior RAW officials deeply involved.

He urged international organisations to take action against these destabilising activities.

He further claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government is exerting violent pressure on a global scale, and its covert operations have become a major threat to regional stability.

Pannun described the attack on Jaffar Express as undeniable proof of India’s aggressive defense strategy, which he said is aimed at destabilising neighbouring countries through clandestine terror activities. He accused India of fostering extremism and cross-border terrorism.

He went on to say that Modi has turned India into a global hub of state-sponsored terrorism, with RAW’s unchecked operations jeopardizing peace across South Asia.

Pannun called on the international community to impose diplomatic and security sanctions on India’s intelligence agency.

Warning of future threats, he stated, “The world can no longer ignore India’s covert terrorist activities. If New Delhi is not held accountable, its next attack could claim even more lives.”