The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ishaq Dar, challenged India on Thursday to present any evidence, if he had any, of the alleged participation of Pakistan in a deadly attack in occupied Kashmir.
Going to a press conference after a high -level meeting of the National Security Committee, FM Dar said: “India has played the guilt game again and again and if there is evidence of Pakistan’s participation [in Pahalgam]Please share it with us and the world. “
The attack took place in Pahalgam, a tourist access point in busy Kashmir that attracts thousands of visitors every summer. The gunmen opened fire against visitors, killing at least 26 people, all men from all over India, except one from Nepal, and wounding others 17. It was the most fatal attack in the region against civilians since 2000.
It is said that a group hitherto unknown, appointed by several Indian points of sale such as “The Resistance Front”, the responsibility of the attack was attributed.
A day ago, India closed the borders, reduced diplomatic ties and, in an unprecedented movement, unilaterally announced the suspension of the Indo Water Treaty (IWT) about what the Government and the media of BJP claimed, without offering any evidence, was Islamabad’s supposed support for cross terrorism.
In his press conference, FM Dar took out the decisions of the NSC and said that Pakistan had responded in kind to Indian ads.
More to follow.
