KARACHI – Former military ruler General Pervez Musharraf said that India would never be able to forget the Kargil war as his armed forces had caught the enemy by the throat.
He made the remarks while addressing the swearing-in ceremony of the office-bearers of his “All Pakistan Muslim League” (APML) youth-wing in Karachi on Sunday.
Pakistan had won the battle in 1999 but the then Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) government converted the success into a political defeat, asserted Musharraf, who was elected in army uniform as the 10th president of Pakistan in 2001.
He claimed that the Pakistan Army along with the second-line force had entered Kargil district of Kashmir and took over key strategic positions at five locations, four of which were not even known to the Indian forces.
He announced that the APML will participate in the upcoming local bodies as well as general elections, especially in the administrative territory of Gilgit-Baltistan.
The ex-chief of army staff commented on India’s involvement and said that the Indian spy agency, Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), was directly involved in Balochistan and Karachi unrest.
He continued, adding that the Indian embassies in Afghanistan were functioning as training headquarters of terrorists, the evidences of which had been provided to the Afghan government.
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