Pakistan rejects India minister’s allegations, accuses New Delhi of state-sponsored terrorism
Pakistan on Monday strongly rejected allegations by India’s Home Minister seeking to link Islamabad with certain arrests in India, describing the claims as baseless propaganda aimed at diverting attention from New Delhi’s domestic security challenges. In a statement, Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Andrabi said the allegations were part of what he described as India’s “malicious campaign”…
Pakistan has firmly rejected India's Home Minister's allegations that Islamabad is linked to certain arrests within India, branding the claims as baseless propaganda designed to divert attention from New Delhi's domestic security issues. Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Andrabi stated that the allegations are part of India's "malicious campaign" targeting Pakistan for domestic political gains.
Andrabi claimed India is a repressive state that oppresses minorities and suppresses dissent, while also exporting terrorism and supporting terrorists abroad. He emphasized that unfounded Indian allegations cannot divert international focus from what Pakistan deems as state-sponsored terrorism, targeted killings, and subversive actions orchestrated by India in foreign lands.
Andrabi pointed to Kulbhushan Jadhav, a former Indian naval officer convicted in India, as proof of India's alleged involvement in subversion and terrorism within Pakistan. Pakistan urged the international community to disregard India's baseless allegations and hold India responsible for its alleged state-sponsored terrorism in the region.
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