Father’s sins: How the main spokesperson of Pakistan Armed Forces Asif Sharif Chaudhary is associated with Osama bin Laden
Fourteen years after al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden, a secret operation in Abbottabad was killed by the US Navy seal, the shadow of their presence is still on a large scale on Pakistan’s security story. And in the latest turn of irony, only Pakistan’s military establishment can serve, bin Laden’s ghost is back – at this time, through the bloodline.Read: India -Pakistan Tension – Live Update At the center of the current dispute, Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary, Pakistani Army’s promotional wing, Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) and are the directors-direct directors of the Public Relations (ISPR). While General Chaudhary has become the face of Pakistan’s official message after Operation Sindoor of the Indian Army-an anti-retaliation strike that wiped out nine terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir–did not do once with his father, which was not once, which was not once, which was a neuling scientist.Yes, the same bin Laden, who was later found in a campus in a stone throw from the Pakistan Military Academy and was killed, raised serious questions about how such a high-value goal can hide in plain vision.
A father, a nuclear scientist, and a notorious meeting
Sultan Bashiruddin Mahmud was not just a nuclear scientist. He played an important role in Pakistan’s Kahuta promotion plant and glasses nuclear project. After retiring, he founded an organization, called Umma Tamer-e-Nu (UTN), which, among other things, uses djinns to generate power proposed-indigesially. Along with this confusion, he also met Bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri in Afghanistan before 9/11.American intelligence agencies were concerned with the possibility that a Pakistani nuclear scientist had direct access to al-Qaeda leadership. Mahmud was picked up, questioned and later released. But the damage was done: He was placed in Pakistan’s exit control list and became a symbol of how much the walls are the walls between Pakistan’s scientists, military and extremist circles.Now, his son -General Chaudhary is promoting Pakistan’s Information War, claiming to be victimized. As AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi said: “Osama bin Laden was found taking shelter in a military area of Pakistan. It is for the western world to feel that Pakistan is a failed state … Their atomic bombs should be canceled.”A long line of terrorist complicationsBin Laden saga is just one chapter in a thick amount of allegations:
- The 2008 Mumbai attacks, killing more than 170 people, were carried out by a group in Pakistan by Lashkar-e-Tabiba (Late), whose handlers were operated with ISI support. The trial at David Headley, USA, confirmed the link of ISI attackers.
- The 2005 London bomb blasts had a connection with trained persons in tribal areas of Pakistan. British Intelligence later revealed that criminals were radical and trained in madrasas and camps in Pakistan.
- Pulwama 2019, where 40 Indian CRPF jawans were killed, were claimed by another Pakistan-based group Jaish-e-Mohammed. Despite the global pressure, Islamabad neither stopped the operation of the group nor arrested its leadership meaningfully.
- Daniel Pearl’s 2002 Beeding was orchestrated by Khalid Sheikh Mohammed – who was caught in 2003 in Pakistan, Pakistan. Then, Pakistani military establishments were covered.
- Abu Zubedah, Ramji Yasef, Khalid Sheikh Mohammad-Sambha-Saba chief al-Qaeda was occupied in the operator-Pakistan, sometimes living comfortably with ISI protection, until they were.
Even today, Pakistan’s federally administered tribal territory (FATA) Taliban offshoot, al-Qaeda relics, and recently, remain a breeding basis for the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), which themselves have carried out several attacks within Pakistan.
Snake in the backyard
In fact, Pakistan ministers also had legs-mouthed moments where they accepted their links for terror. Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khwaja Asif told Sky News that the country was “dirty work of America” by nurturing terrorist groups for decades. Former Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari echoed similar feelings, incorporating Pakistan’s past as an open mystery. These statements effectively confirmed what the world suspected to everyone: Pakistan was not just a victim of terror – it was a sponsor.The current army chief, General Asim Munir, represents a more ideological and Islamist version of military dominance. The Pahalgam terror attack implemented two-nation theory during the days of his speech before April 2025 April 2025 and renewed Pakistan’s claims on Kashmir, reducing tension which quickly increased in bloodshed.The long complexity of the West has been completely in ignoring the terrorist links of Pakistan. Snake – Once placed in the backyard – now roams openly. The question is not if Pakistan supports terrorism, but what the global community wants to do with this long -delayed truth.
