Pakistan Received Direct Intelligence on Indian Targets from China, Admits Indian Army’s Deputy Chief
In a surprising and bold admission, Indian Army’s Deputy Chief of Staff, Lieutenant General Rahul Singh, acknowledged that Pakistan had access to sensitive intelligence regarding India’s strategic military movements, much of which was directly shared by China.
While speaking at a recent defense industry event, Lieutenant General Singh expressed serious concerns over the growing military cooperation between Pakistan, China, and Türkiye, calling it a worrying sign for India’s national security.
The Indian Army officer specifically referred to a recent conflict situation, where Pakistan’s expertise in electronic warfare took Indian forces by surprise. According to him, Pakistan not only anticipated Indian moves but also had real-time knowledge of the activation of India’s key defense systems.
Singh stated that during high-level military discussions between India and Pakistan, the Pakistani side confidently pointed out that they were aware of India’s specific military vectors being primed for action, proving their high-level intelligence gathering capabilities.
Lieutenant General Singh also admitted that India’s air defense systems did not perform up to expectations during these critical periods. He highlighted that Pakistan seemed to be well-informed about India’s operational strategies and deployments, further stressing that the flow of intelligence from China to Pakistan was a serious challenge for Indian military planning.
Rahul Singh’s speech reflected India’s growing concern over the strengthening ties between Pakistan, China, and Türkiye, especially in areas such as defense technology, intelligence sharing, and joint strategic initiatives.
In summary, his statements highlight an important shift in regional power dynamics where Pakistan’s military intelligence and technological capabilities, supported by China’s real-time inputs, are increasingly being recognized as a formidable threat by Indian defense leadership.
