Park GenZ should focus on India’s demand to end state-sponsored cross-border terror: RMAK
A comment attributed to RMAK calls on Pakistan-based “GenZ” to meet India’s demand and stop enabling or supporting cross-border terrorism.

- RMAK’s attributed demand targets Pakistan-based “GenZ” to meet India’s demand and stop enabling or supporting cross-border terrorism.
- Cross-border terrorism means terrorist threats or support networks that operate across national borders, including people, funding, safe havens, or operational help.
- Accountability in counter-terrorism means clear responsibility to prevent support for terrorism and to enforce actions when credible terrorism links are raised.
- RMAK’s attributed demand links counter-terrorism expectations with cross-border responsibility and compliance on terrorism enabling or support.
What happened (attributed claim)
A news report attributes a statement to RMAK. The attributed statement addresses Pakistan-based “GenZ” and demands that Pakistan-based “GenZ” focus on meeting India’s demand and stop enabling or supporting cross-border terrorism. The attributed statement presents the demand as an accountability and policy expectation tied to terrorism across borders.
Background and earlier position (exam-relevant framing)
UPSC can treat the reported demand as a way to explain what “accountability” should mean in cross-border terrorism prevention: state responsibility, evidence-based enforcement, and diplomacy-plus-security coordination.
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