Islamabad:
Pakistan on Wednesday “categorically rejected” the Indian statements made during a parliamentary debate about the so -called “Sindoor Operation”, accusing New Delhi of distorting facts, glorifying the aggression and following the internal political thousand through provocative narratives.
In an official statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the spokesman said that the statements made by Indian leaders during the Lok Sabha debate reflected a “dangerous tendency” to misrepresent the truth and justify the unilateral aggression.
“Pakistan categorically rejects the statements without foundation and provocative statements made by Indian leaders during Lok Sabha’s debate about the so -called ‘Sindoor Operation’,” said the spokesman. “These statements reflect a dangerous tendency to distort facts, justify aggression and glorify the conflict for domestic consumption.”
Islamabad said India carried out strikes within Pakistan at night between May 6 and 7, 2025, without presenting any verifiable evidence or conducting a credible investigation into Pahalgam’s attack. The statement said the Indian strikes resulted in the martyrdom of innocent men, women and children.
“India failed to achieve any of its strategic objectives. On the other hand, Pakistan’s resounding success in neutralizing combat planes and military objectives is an indisputable fact,” added the spokesman.
The spokesman also made an exception to the comments of the Indian Interior Minister during the session, questioning the credibility of the version of the events of the Indian government. “Instead, [India] He chose the path of belligerence and aggression. He acted as a judge, jury and executioner at the same time. “
In this context, the spokesman continued, any statement on the so -called ‘Operation Mahadev’ continued has no meaning for us, “adding:” Is it a mere coincidence that the alleged perpetrators of Pahalgam’s attack were killed at the beginning of Lok Sabha’s debate? “
“The account given by the Indian Interior Minister is full of manufacture, which leads to serious questions about its credibility,” said the statement. He recalled that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif had offered immediate and transparent investigation into the incident of Pahalgam, which India rejected, opting for what he called “belligerence and aggression.”
In the broader bilateral front, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejected India’s talk to establish a so -called “new normality” in relations, insisting that the only acceptable framework is based on mutual respect and international standards.
“As we have already demonstrated through our actions resolved in May 2025, we will contrast any future aggression. For us, the only ‘normal’ in bilateral relations is respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity, and the fulfillment of the principles and purposes of the letter one,” reads the statement.
In response to the Indian accusations of “nuclear blackmail”, the spokesman described the narrative “misleading and selfish”, saying that Pakistan’s deterrence was based on conventional capabilities and guided by the restriction.
The Ministry also expressed concern about India’s decision to suspend the Treaty to the Water of the Indo (IWT), qualifying it as a violation of international law.
