Monitoring Desk: The Central government of India has started “Operation Mahadev,” in which it will kill detained Pakistanis, portraying them as terrorists.
According to official circles, Pakistan has shared the list of 56 Pakistanis with the international community who are in Indian jails, and the Modi government has planned to use them as “Pakistani infiltrators”.
According to available information, the Modi government has given “go-ahead” to Indian intelligence agencies to kill any Pakistani prisoner in an Indian jail it deems fit under Operation Mahadev and throw bodies along the Line of Control (LoC) or Indo-Pak border, claiming that they were killed while they were infiltrating into India. Most of the 56 prisoners are Pakistani fishermen and those who crossed the LoC by mistake.
The list of prisoners is as follows:
- Muhammad Riaz has been imprisoned in Kot Bhalwal jail since June 25, 1999
- Muhammad Abdullah Makki of Multan has been imprisoned in Kot Bhalwal jail since August 8, 2002 Tafheem Akmal Hashmi has been incarcerated in Udhampur Jail since July 28, 2006
- Zafar Iqbal has been incarcerated in Kot Bhalwal Jail since August 11, 2007
- Abdul Razzaq Shafiq has been incarcerated in Kot Bhalwal Jail since November 2010
- Naveed-ur-Rehman has been incarcerated in Udhampur Jail since April 17, 2013
- Muhammad Abbas has been incarcerated in Kathua Jail since March 12, 2013
- Siddeeq Ahmed has been incarcerated in Kathua Jail since November 7, 2014
- Muhammad Zubair has been incarcerated in Kot Bhalwal Jail since January 14, 2015
- Abdul Rehman has been incarcerated in Kot Bhalwal Jail since May 15, 2015
- Sajjad Baloch has been incarcerated in Kathua Jail since July 14, 2015
- Waqas Manzoor has been incarcerated in Kathua Jail since 2015
- Naveed Ahmed has been incarcerated in Kot Bhalwal Jail since 2015.
- Muhammad Atif has been incarcerated in Kathua Jail since February 7, 2016
- Hanzala has been incarcerated in Kathua Jail since June 20, 2016
- Zabihullah has been incarcerated in Kot Bhalwal Jail since March 22, 2018
- Muhammad Waqar has been incarcerated in Baramulla Jail since April 2019
- Imadullah alias Babar Patra has been incarcerated in Kot Bhalwal Jail since September 26, 2021
- Abdul Hanan has been incarcerated in Udhampur Jail since October 2021
- Salman Shah has been incarcerated in Kathua Jail since October 2021
- Habib Khan has been incarcerated in Kot Bhalwal Jail since November 2021
- Amjad Ali has been incarcerated in Tihar Jail since March 28, 1994
- Nazir Ahmed has been incarcerated in Tihar Jail since December 1, 1994
- Khalid Mahmood has been incarcerated in Tihar Jail since 1994.
- Abdul Rahim has been in Tihar Jail since May 28, 1995. Abdul Mateen has been in Jaipur Jail, Rajasthan, since May 7, 1997
- Zulfiqar Ali has been in Tihar Jail since February 27, 1998
- Muhammad Ramzan has been in Jodhpur Jail since June 25, 1999
- Muhammad Arif has been in Tihar Jail since December 26, 2000
- Shahnawaz has been in Ahmedabad Jail since May 27, 2001
- Arshad Khan has been in Alipur Jail, Kolkata, since October 29, 2001
- Muhammad Naeem Butt has been in Tihar Jail since April 18, 2003
- Muhammad Ayaz Khokhar has been in Kolkata Jail since March 6, 2004
- Muhammad Yasin has been in Lucknow Jail since September 14, 2006
- Muhammad Fahad has been incarcerated in Bangalore Jail, Karnataka, since November 10, 2006
- Abdullah Asghar Ali has been incarcerated in Kolkata Jail since March 31, 2007
- Muhammad Yunus has been incarcerated in Kolkata Jail since March 31, 2007
- Muhammad Hassan Munir has been incarcerated in Delhi since April 21, 2007
- Mirza Rashid Baig has been incarcerated in Allahabad Jail since November 17, 2007
- Muhammad Abid has been incarcerated in Allahabad Jail since November 17, 2007
- Saifur Rehman has been incarcerated in Allahabad Jail since November 17, 2007
- Imran Shahzad has been incarcerated in Lucknow Jail, Uttar Pradesh, since February 10, 2008
- Farooq Bhatti has been incarcerated in Lucknow Jail, Uttar Pradesh, since February 10, 2008
- Shehbaz Ismail Qazi has been incarcerated in Kolkata Jail since October 5, 2008
- Mohammad Adil has been incarcerated in Tihar Jail since November 24, 2011
- Bahadur Ali has been incarcerated in Delhi’s Mandoli Jail since July 25, 2016
- Mohammad Amir has been incarcerated in Tihar Jail since November 21, 2017
- Khayyam Maqsood has been incarcerated in an Indian jail since August 24, 2021
- Dilshan has been incarcerated in an Indian jail since February 28, 2022
- Usman Zulfiqar has been incarcerated in an Indian jail since May 16, 2023
- Abu Wahab Ali has been incarcerated in an Indian jail since August 7, 2023
- Mohammad Irshad has been incarcerated in an Indian jail since October 13, 2023
- Mohammad Yaqoob has been incarcerated in an Indian jail since January 25, 2025
- Qadir Bakhsh has been in an Indian jail since March 19, 2025
The National Security Advisor of India, Ajit Doval, who is behind this new wave of state terrorism against the occupied Kashmiris, officially says that India must go on with asymmetrical war (cross-border terrorism in Pakistan, killing of Kashmiri youth, and purging the economic resources of Kashmiris).
The state-run News agency APP reported that the objective of Operation Mahadev is to suppress the growing freedom movement in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) and to restore the Modi government’s waning political credibility.
India is attempting to present Operation Mahadev as a successful military initiative to erase the embarrassment of Operation Sindoor. It is worth noting that immediately following the Pahalgam false flag operation, the Indian Army reportedly began a series of staged encounters.
Earlier, on April 24 this year, two citizens of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Muhammad Farooq and Muhammad Deen, were martyred in a brutal encounter by Indian forces after mistakenly crossing the border.
In press briefings held on April 29 and 30, the Director General of ISPR revealed details of 723 Pakistani nationals illegally detained in various Indian jails. Additionally, 56 Pakistanis are said to be held in secret custody by Indian intelligence agencies.
As is customary, following these alleged fake encounters, videos and photographs of the deceased, alongside planted weapons, are circulated in Indian media to support the official narrative.
Reliable reports suggest that these detainees may be coerced into making anti-Pakistan statements and confessions before the media.
Operation Mahadev appears to be a continuation of the Indian Army’s long-standing practice of fake encounters in IIOJK, where it has gained notoriety as a “fake encounter specialist.”
India, having faced humiliation in the Pahalgam false flag operation and the failure of Operation Sindoor, now seems completely disoriented.
