South India has not become 
the terrorist safe-haven overnight. It has been an important target of the Pakistani intelligence agency, ISI, mainly because our defence, nuclear & space establishments are located here. Furthermore, the availability of impressionable Muslim youth in the region have helped the out-lawed outfits to deepen their roots. These youth are being used to form sleeper cells in southern India, which in many cases are controlled through the Pakistani High Commission in Colombo. In 2004, Col. (Retd.) Bashir Wali, former Director of Pakistan’s Intelligence Bureau, took over as the Pakistani High Commissioner South India has not become the terrorist safe-haven overnight. It has been an important target of the Pakistani intelligence agency, ISI, mainly because our defence, nuclear & space establishments are located here. Furthermore, the availability of impressionable Muslim youth in the region have helped the out-lawed outfits to deepen their roots.
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the terrorist safe-haven overnight. It has been an important target of the Pakistani intelligence agency, ISI, mainly because our defence, nuclear & space establishments are located here. Furthermore, the availability of impressionable Muslim youth in the region have helped the out-lawed outfits to deepen their roots. These youth are being used to form sleeper cells in southern India, which in many cases are controlled through the Pakistani High Commission in Colombo. In 2004, Col. (Retd.) Bashir Wali, former Director of Pakistan’s Intelligence Bureau, took over as the Pakistani High Commissioner South India has not become the terrorist safe-haven overnight. It has been an important target of the Pakistani intelligence agency, ISI, mainly because our defence, nuclear & space establishments are located here. Furthermore, the availability of impressionable Muslim youth in the region have helped the out-lawed outfits to deepen their roots.For Complete IIPM Article, Click on IIPM Article
Source : IIPM Editorial, 2007
An IIPM and Professor Arindam Chaudhuri (Renowned Management Guru and Economist) Initiative
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