Pakistan has categorically rejected the “unfounded, provocative and irresponsible” accusations made by the Indian prime minister during a recent public speech in Rajasthan, stating that such statements clearly aimed at enviving regional tensions for narrow political profits.
“The comments, full of distortions, misrepresentations and inflammatory rhetoric, are clearly destined to enliven the regional tensions for close political profits. These statements not only reflect a deliberate attempt to deceive the public, but also violate the rules of responsible Artecle,” said the spokesman of the foreign office Shafqat Ali Khan in a statement on Friday.
He said that resorting to threats and boasting military action against a sovereign nation was a serious violation of the United Nations Charter and the established principles of international law and that this dangerous approach also undermined peace and regional stability.
The spokesman said that Pakistan remained a consistent and proactive partner in the global struggle against terrorism and any insinuation that would seek to associate Pakistan with acts of terrorism was indeed incorrect and accelerator.
“It is a tactic often used to divert the attention of the internal challenges of India, as well as its repressive policies in the Jammu and Kashmir, illegally occupied with India (Iiojk). The attempts of India to mask their serious violations of human rights are well documented and recognized by the international community. Deflection,” he said.
He urged Indian leadership to exercise responsibility and restriction, since stairs and belligerent position have no other purpose than to exacerbate tensions.
He said that, instead of resorting to fictitious narratives and electoral warming for electoral mileage, India should demonstrate maturity in solving outstanding disputes through Pacific dialogue and diplomacy.
Spokesman Khan reiterated Pakistan’s firm commitment to peaceful coexistence, regional stability and constructive commitment.
“However, our desire for peace should not be misunderstood as weakness. The people of Pakistan and their armed forces are fully prepared and capable of defending the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country. Any adventure or aggression will encounter a resolved and proportional response. Pakistan has demonstrated its demonstration in the past and will do so again, if required.”
The spokesman also urged the international community to take serious notes of the aggressive position of India and the hatred narratives that threaten regional peace.
The Water Treaty of the Indo, negotiated by the World Bank in 1960, governs the distribution of critical rivers for Pakistan agriculture. Although Pakistan’s Minister of Finance has said that his suspension does not raise an immediate threat, tensions about water safety are increasing.
Nueva Delhi blamed Islamabad for the April 22 attack that killed 26 people, mostly Hindu tourists, although there were no evidence publicly. Islamabad denied the accusations.
India carried out missile attacks in response, triggering the most intense military exchanges among rivals with nuclear weapons in decades. The fire was reached on May 10.
Pakistan reiterated his commitment to peaceful coexistence, but warned against the restriction of weakness.
“Our Armed Forces are totally able to defend our sovereignty. Any misadventure will encounter a resolved response,” said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Islamabad also asked the international community to take note of the “aggressive position” of India and urged New Delhi to solve disputes through diplomacy, not threats.
“The glorification of the conflict does not benefit anyone,” the statement concluded. “The path to lasting peace lies in dialogue, mutual respect and adhesion to international law.”
