JuD, LeT Leaders Resurface in Pakistan, Threaten India's Map, Seek Army Support

• Banned terror outfits JuD and LeT leaders, Saifullah Kasuri and Ataullah Ghilzai, openly threatened India from public platforms in Pakistan.
• Leaders declared intent for "Kashmir jihad" and to "change India's map," calling for cooperation with the Pakistan Army.
• Ataullah Ghilzai, a close aide of Hafiz Saeed, stated, "We are ready to change the Indian map. We can reach deep inside India."
• Saifullah Kasuri announced the political rebranding of jihadist networks, with Lashkar cadres entering mainstream politics.
• Indian intelligence views this as a calculated signal to maintain jihadi relevance and divert domestic anger amid Pakistan's crises.

Why It Matters: Banned terror leaders in Pakistan openly threaten India, seeking army support, raising fresh security concerns.