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Author: Habib Ullah
Habib Ullah
Habib Ullah is an Assistant Research Associate at the Centre of Excellence for International Law (CEIL), Institute for Strategic Studies, Research & Analysis (ISSRA). The views expressed are his own and do not reflect the position of The Islamabad Telegraph, which bears no responsibility for the content.
India has reportedly carried out 20 covert assassinations in Pakistan using a “murder-for-hire” model through RAW and intermediaries. Pakistan has begun exposing India’s role with detailed evidence and can strengthen its position via transparent domestic trials. International avenues, including the ICJ and UN Security Council, offer Pakistan strategic platforms to challenge India’s actions. Strong cooperation with the U.S. and Canada—already investigating similar incidents—could enhance Pakistan’s global credibility and legal leverage. Since Narendra Modi assumed office for the second time in 2019, India has escalated the notorious practice of transnational killings as part of a broader strategy to eliminate individuals arbitrarily…