Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said that India is clearly involved in terrorist activities in Pakistan. The India terrorism allegations came during his address to participants of the Balochistan National Workshop. He also said Afghanistan’s current administration has failed to stop militants from operating across the border.

The prime minister described Balochistan as Pakistan’s largest province by area and the smallest by population. He praised the province’s leadership for supporting the federation and said the people of Balochistan played an important role in the creation of Pakistan.

Shehbaz Sharif said Pakistan has lost 90,000 people in the fight against terrorism. He also referred to the recent killing of a sessions judge in Mastung. He said the sacrifices made by the people of Balochistan would not go in vain.

The prime minister claimed that India’s role in terrorist activities inside Pakistan is “completely clear.” He also said the Afghan administration has failed to prevent terrorists from operating. According to him, Pakistan continues to engage with its neighboring country on the issue.

Shehbaz Sharif said Pakistan had previously succeeded in eliminating terrorism. However, he claimed that terrorism returned as part of an organized conspiracy. He urged the nation to unite in confronting the security challenge.

The prime minister stressed that all provinces must work together for the country’s progress. He said national unity remains essential for economic development and long-term stability. He also encouraged collective efforts to move Pakistan forward.

Shehbaz Sharif praised Pakistan’s recent diplomatic achievements. He commended the efforts of Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir and Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar. He also said Pakistan’s diplomacy is receiving international recognition for promoting regional peace.

The India terrorism allegations remained a key part of the prime minister’s speech. He called for national unity against terrorism and said Pakistan would continue working to strengthen security, stability, and regional peace.