Pakistan Strongly Rejects Baseless and Fabricated Allegations by Indian Home Minister

slamabad (Staff Reporter): Pakistan’s Foreign Office spokesperson has categorically rejected the recent baseless and provocative allegations made by India’s Home Minister, stating that New Delhi is attempting to shift blame for its internal security and administrative failures onto Pakistan.

Indian Propaganda to Divert Attention from Domestic Failures

According to the spokesperson, attempts to link recent arrests in India with Pakistan are part of a fabricated narrative designed to divert international attention from the country’s internal challenges.

Persecution of Minorities: Pakistan said India has witnessed serious human rights concerns, alleged persecution of minorities and restrictions on dissent.

Alleged Export of Terrorism: The spokesperson alleged that India has supported militant networks in the region and has also faced accusations of involvement in extrajudicial killings abroad.

Kulbhushan Jadhav Case: The spokesperson referred to the arrest and conviction of Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav as evidence cited by Pakistan in support of its allegations of Indian state involvement in terrorism and subversive activities.

Pakistan Calls for International Accountability

Pakistan has urged the international community to take notice of what it described as India’s systematic campaign of allegations and called for accountability over alleged activities contributing to regional instability.

Call to End the Politics of Allegations

The Foreign Office spokesperson urged India to stop using Pakistan for domestic political and electoral purposes and refrain from making what Islamabad described as unfounded allegations.