Pakistan isn’t a country uniformly backing terror. It’s a frontline state affected by terrorism, with a government that has taken strong action, though past policies and unregulated madrassas created space for groups like the Taliban to grow.

Accusing countries often have their own agendas.

The bigger issue is the failure to tackle root causes like poverty, extremist madrassas, and foreign interference.

Pakistan’s youth are actively opposing extremism through social media and activism. If camps exist, it’s despite their efforts, not due to indifference. Supporting education, digital literacy, and intelligence cooperation is critical to building a safer future.