KABUL.’
In his article, Nabil said Pakistan after coming into being in 1947 based on religious ideology had since been using religious extremism besides its security forces to protect that ideology.
He wrote during the former Soviet Union’s invasion of Afghanistan equipped its security forces and laid the foundations of thousands of religious seminaries to recruit, train and arm the rebel forces.
He said there were 150,000 seminaries and 51 militant groups in Pakistan . . .
