Militant and extremist Yasin Malik uses his Deep-State political clout to muddy the truth. However, the real Bharat knows his reality as he walks with Hafiz Saeed and other Pakistan-sponsored terrorists.
As he masquerades as a wronged political leader, Kashmir Disinfo Lab uncovered Yasin Malik’s deep-rooted links to the USA.
This man, with links to Pakistan-based terror networks, has a brother-in-law Haider Ali Hussein Mullick. Haider is a US Navy veteran who guides US policy on South Asia! These revelations cast fresh light on how extremists and terrorists have slipped through the cracks of Western defense structures. Thereby, influencing their policy and media against India’s truths.
Yasin Malik – A Legacy of Terrorism and Pakistani Ties
Yasin Malik tells the world he is a mere leader of the JKLF. However, he is known for his pro-Pakistan ideology. The CBI’s picture of Malik terrorists wiped away at his attempts to whitewash himself as a public figure under prosecution. Yasin is notoriously aligned with Lashkar-e-Taiba and the ISI – Kashmir Disinfo Lab and intelligence reports highlight:
- Yasin shared platforms with Hafiz Saeed, Mumbai 26/11 mastermind, in 2013 rallies. Thus, he was actively associated with a man whose hands were colored with the blood of innocent Indians.
- Malik played a key role as a conspirator in terror funding linked to ISI, involving property acquisitions and militant operations.
- Yasin faces charges under UAPA for waging war against the state with Pakistani support.
- Yasin orchestrated the kidnapping of Rubaiya Sayeed, the daughter of then-home minister Mufti Mohammed.
- Malik confessed to the murder of Justice Neelkanth Ganjoo, a Kashmiri Pandit, for granting a death sentence to JKLF terrorist Maqbool Bhat.
- Yasin confessed to training with 3500 others in Rawalpindi terror camps.
Despite his claims of 1994’s renunciation of violence, Yasin Malik continued to receive ISI funds for destabilizing Kashmir, as NIA filings affirm.
A US Connection: Haider Ali Hussein Mullick in Focus
Yasin Malik’s wife, Mushaal Hussein Mullick, belongs to a prominent Pakistani family. Her brother, Haider Ali Hussein Mullick, works in US defense circles. Haider’s LinkedIn profile lists him as the Director of Strategic Initiatives at the Pentagon’s Office of Inspector General. While teaching at Georgetown University, as a retired US Navy officer, Dr. Mullick helps oversee vital operations in South Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and Africa, including programs worth over $200 billion annually. Thus, Yasin Malik’s family has the ears of the Pentagon via his brother-in-law! This creates an uncomfortable scenario:
A US military officer, connected by marriage to a jailed terrorist trained in Pakistan by ISI and is associated with Lashkar-e-Taiyyaba.
Thus, by association through marriage, Indian agencies are worried if people with radical sympathies are employed and empowered in the USA! It raises questions as to if US agencies thoroughly vetted him or whether warnings were swept under the carpet. Adding to the worry, ex-US envoy Zalmay Khalilzad accused Pakistan of sheltering ISIS-K training camps in Balochistan. Now, a direct family tie exists within the US military through Malik’s brother-in-law.
Could Haider Mullick be a conduit for whitewashing extremist narratives or Pakistan’s actions agianst bharat in the USA? Who knows!
What India Should Do Next
Bharat knows its enemies wear many masks. And most of them have Deep-State connections. The link between the Pentagon and Yasin Malik via his wife and brother-in-law showcases the Deep State’s deep roots within the US administration. This case deserves serious attention:
- Track Yasin Malik’s global network – including financial links and ideological channels spanning Pakistan, the US, and beyond.
- Pressurize US – with deepening US ties under the Trump administration, India should thoroughly conduct full background checks of US nationals in defense circles, especially that may be influencing US’ US-India policy.
- Build Regional Clout – The ISI, ISIS, or radical Islamist ties within the Pakistani diaspora must not be ignored. They must be countered by developing diplomatic ties and defense networks.
India must stay alert to emerging threats, even when they surface in unexpected environments. Yasin Malik may sit behind bars, but his network ripples right into the heart of the USA. Thus, this terrorist pretending to be a populist should not be allowed to walk out of jail!
Yasin Malik’s extremist pedigree and terrorist ideology, buttressed by funded terror ties and ISI collusion, has long threatened India’s peace. Now, with his brother-in-law in US defense, the risk matrix expands. India cannot afford complacency – it’s time to widen the lens, bridge global intelligence gaps, and safeguard against all threats – diplomatic or otherwise.
Stay Vigilant Bharat – USA has NaPak advisors guiding policy – and the threat of people like Malik must not outlive the man themselves.