Pahalgam Attack: Who Masterminded This Bloodshed? 5 Explosive Revelations of TRF’s Terror Plot

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The Day Kashmir Wept

April 22, 2025—a date that will haunt the valley of Kashmir forever. What should have been a peaceful day in the picturesque Baisaran Valley turned into a nightmare. 26 innocent tourists—families, women, and children—fell to a hail of bullets in what is now one of the deadliest terror attacks in recent history.

This wasn’t just an attack on people. It was an attack on India’s soul.

And now, as the country grieves, we ask: Who is behind this bloodbath? What was the motive? And how deep does this conspiracy go?

पहलगाम हमला: कौन है इसका मास्टरमाइंड? जानिए टीआरएफ की खूनी साजिश के 5 बड़े खुलासे

Here are 5 chilling revelations that lay bare the sinister game being played from across the border.

1. Saifullah Kasuri: The Man Who Wrote This Bloody Script

Meet the puppet master—Saifullah Kasuri, also known by his codename Khalid. A senior commander of Lashkar-e-Taiba and reportedly a close aide to Hafiz Saeed, Kasuri isn’t just a terrorist; he’s a strategist of bloodshed.

Operating from Lashkar’s headquarters in Peshawar, Kasuri handpicked the date for the strike—when India’s Prime Minister was in Saudi Arabia and the U.S. Vice President was visiting India. Coincidence? Not at all. This was a calculated message to the world.

“When global eyes were elsewhere, Kasuri struck. With brutal precision.”

2. Pakistan’s Fingerprints: From Peshawar to Pahalgam

Let’s make one thing clear—Kasuri is no rogue actor. He’s deeply embedded in Pakistan’s terror ecosystem. In 2017, he even fronted the Milli Muslim League, the political face of Jamaat-ud-Dawa, banned internationally for being a front for LeT.

He’s also served on coordination panels in Punjab, Pakistan. His connections aren’t just ideological; they are institutional.

“Deny it all they want, but Pakistan’s terror apparatus was the engine behind this massacre.”

3. TRF – The New Age Face of Old Terror

The Resistance Front (TRF), born after Article 370 was revoked in 2019, pretends to be a local movement. Don’t be fooled. This is LeT in a new mask.

TRF uses encrypted apps, social media, and gaming forums to radicalize Kashmiri youth. They ship weapons and drugs from Pakistan and execute attacks with chilling efficiency. The Indian Home Ministry has officially designated TRF a terror outfit under UAPA.

“Guns in one hand. Smartphones in the other. That’s TRF’s new terror playbook.”

4. Asif Fauji: The Butcher on the Ground

Witnesses remember his face. His ruthlessness. Asif Fauji—a name that surfaced as the operational lead during the Pahalgam carnage. Reports suggest he once served in the Pakistani army, hence the nickname Fauji.

Locals heard the terrorists speaking Pashto—yet another clue linking the attackers to Pakistan. Two of the militants have been identified as residents of Bijbehara and Tral.

“The face may look local. But the command came from across the border.”

5. The Warnings Were There. The Intent Was Clear.

Before the attack, the signs were ominous:

April 16: Pakistan’s Army Chief Asim Munir revived the two-nation theory, stoking communal fires.
April 18: Lashkar commander Abu Musa vowed to take revenge for Article 370 in a speech in Rawalakot.

Indian intelligence picked up chatter. We knew something was brewing. But perhaps not this.

The Nation Bleeds. But It Stands United.

These 26 lives weren’t just numbers—they were dreams, families, futures.

And now, India demands answers. More than that, it demands action.

“How many more must die before we strike at the very roots of this evil?”

The Verdict: Time for Reckoning

This attack was not just another incident of cross-border terrorism. It was a reminder—the faces may change, the methods may evolve, but the intent remains the same: to destabilize India, to break our spirit.