India Responsible for Terrorism in Pakistan: Foreign Office
Foreign Office spokesman Shafqat Ali Khan said that India is involved in terrorist incidents within Pakistan and the international community should be responsible for its actions.
During a media briefing, the spokesman said that India’s war attitude has become a threat to the peace of the entire region. The world should take Indian aggression seriously. He said that India ignored the appeals of the international community, openly invading the night of May 7, which is an open violation of international law.
Shafqat Ali Khan said India’s allegations are baseless. India made false propaganda on the basis of the Phalgam incident, while Pakistan has demanded a transparent investigation into the incident. He raised the question whether a country could be allowed to attack another on the basis of social media posts only?
He also rejected the irresponsible statement of the Indian Foreign Secretary and said that Pakistan was working with great patience, but if it was compulsory, he reserves the right to defense. Standing face to face two nuclear powers shows Indian seriousness.
Commenting on the suspension of the Sindh Tas Treaty, he mentioned that India’s announcement is meaningless because the agreement depends on millions of people, and its suspension is a violation of international agreements.
The Foreign Office highlighted that the tragedy of the Samjhauta Express has not brought to the court for the murder of 40 Pakistanis. He added that the world is aware of India’s assassination squads operating in other countries, and the delay in the Mumbai and Pathankot trials is due to India’s own hesitation.
