India’s victimhood claims cannot mask its role in destabilising Pakistan: FO
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Pakistan rejected the claims of India’s hunting on Thursday, saying it could not hide its role in patronizing terrorism within its oppressive policies in Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) in Pakistan.
During his weekly press briefing, Foreign Office spokesman Shafqat Ali Khan said that Indian involvement in Pakistan to fans terrorism and destabilize Balochistan is clear.
Referring to Indian involvement in global assassination plots, he said that not only in Pakistan, India is supporting such illegal activities throughout the region.
He remarked, “Instead of blaming others, India should consider their records of targeted murder, rebellion and terrorism in foreign areas,” he said, giving remarks that India has not condemned the recent attack on Jaffar Express in Balochistan.
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The spokesman said that Pakistan was afraid of the growing frequency of unnecessary claims of Indian leadership about Jammu and Kashmir.
He said that it was India that had taken Jammu and Kashmir to the United Nations in 1948, so it had no right to accuse the Security Council and its former members for the resolutions that were later approved.
“The repetition of baseless claims cannot deny the fact that Jammu and Kashmir is an internationally recognized disputed territory whose final status is determined by its people unconditional voting, as has been set in the UN Security Council resolutions.
Khan said that peaceful settlement of the Jammu and Kashmir dispute was essential for sustainable peace in South Asia, according to the UN Security Council resolutions and the aspirations of the Kashmiri people.
Repeating Pakistan’s constructive engagement and the consequences of dialogue to resolve all the residual issues, including the basic dispute of Jammu and Kashmir, he said that peace and stability in South Asia has been taken hostage for India’s strict approach and blasphemous ambitions.
He remarked, “The anti -Pakistan story, which comes out of India, mobilizes the bilateral environment and prevents the possibility of peace and cooperation. It should be stopped.”
Prime Minister’s visit to KSA
While briefing Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif’s media of Saudi Arabia during his four -day official visit with Prince Mohammed bin Salman, he said that the two leaders have discussed ways to further strengthen Saudi Arabia’s relations in trade, investment, energy and security.
Prime Minister Shahbaz thanked the MBS for his permanent support for Pakistan.
He said that Pakistan welcomed the signing of an agreement on the Kyrgyz-Tajak border border and demarcation, which ended the border dispute.
He added, “We are firmly convinced that this turning point in events will open up new possibilities for cooperation and development in the region.”
Tourcham border reopening
The spokesperson told the media that the last date of the deportation of illegal foreign nationals was not changed and that Pakistan’s demand from Afghan authorities was reaffirmed to work against the TTP and Dash in Pakistan in conducting terrorist activities in Pakistan.
He told the media that the Terkham border was reopened by April 15 as efforts will continue to find a permanent solution to the matter.
Regarding some of the visa ban categories to Pakistani nationals, the Foreign Office spokesman said that both the Foreign Department and the Foreign Office have denied speculation reports on social media.
