Senior security sources have raised alarms about the risk of large-scale violence in India, attributing it to growing religious extremism, intolerance, and internal divisions.The warnings, made during a briefing with media influencers, accuse India of using regional instability to divert attention from domestic challenges.Officials describe India as a 'Hindutva-driven failed state' where the BJP's religious agenda has undermined secularism.

They highlight the militarization of Kashmir, with one soldier for every seven civilians, and accuse India of staging false-flag operations to blame Pakistan.

The sources also warn that the next major massacre could surpass Gaza's violence, citing discrimination against minorities and the 'Akhand Bharat' expansionist vision.The briefing emphasizes India's threat to a stable Pakistan and its media's focus on anti-Pakistan narratives.These claims underscore deepening geopolitical tensions between the two nations.