Sindhi leader warns PM Modi: Pakistan's nukes under 'extremist' military command

• Exiled Sindhi leader Shafi Burfat appealed to PM Modi, warning that Pakistan's nuclear weapons are controlled by a "radicalised, jihadist-influenced military leadership" under Asim Munir.
• Burfat described Pakistan as an "artificial, extremism-driven state" and alleged systematic repression in Sindh, including secret nuclear storage in the region.
• He urged India to raise concerns about Pakistan's nuclear command, state-sponsored extremism, and human rights abuses at international forums like the UN, BRICS, G20, and QUAD.
• The letter advocates for self-determination for Sindhis, Baloch, and Pashtuns, framing Sindh as India’s "civilisational partner" and "natural ally."
• Burfat cited Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's recent comments suggesting Sindh could "return to India again," highlighting historical and cultural ties.

Why It Matters: Pakistan's nuclear arsenal under extremist control heightens global security risks.