Rawalpindi:
The army on Tuesday provided proofs of cross -border terrorism sponsored by the state of India in Pakistan, in particular Balutchistan, announcing the arrest of a Pakistani citizen formed by India and the restoration of an Indian drone and an improvised explosive device (IED).
Lieutenant-general Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, Director General of Public Relations between Services (ISPR), rejected India’s baseless accusations following Pahalgam’s attack and noted that India had not provided a single element of evidence to support his baseless allegations against Pakistan.
Addressing an important press conference to inform the public of the current security situation in the country and approaching the baseless allegation of India, the CEO ISPR said that India was actively involved in the spread of terrorism in Pakistan, operating and supporting terrorist networks on Pakistani soil.
Lieutenant-General Chaudhry said that India had been found terrorist networks inside Pakistan, in which explosives, EEIs and other fatal materials were provided to terrorists to target not only security forces but also innocent civilians.
The CEO ISPR said that on April 25, an arrest was made near the Jhelum bus stand. “A man by the name of Abdul Majeed, who would have been trained in India, was placed in police custody. The authorities have recovered an IED, two mobile phones and 70,000 rupees in cash,” he added.
A more in -depth investigation led to the resumption of an Indian drone of his house and to Rs1 million in cash. “The manager was a junior commission officer of the Indian army, Subedar Sukvinder,” he said, adding: “The Indian officer had sent the IED and asked the terrorist to recover it in a designated place.”
“A medico-legal analysis of the recovered materials has provided irrefutable evidence that could be examined by any credible independent agency,” he said. “This irrefutable proof is only a small component of the broader model of terrorism sponsored by the state orchestrated by India,” said the DG.
He said that shortly after Pahalgam’s attack, instead of carrying out an investigation, India had launched propaganda to slander Pakistan internationally. “Such tactics aimed to divert the attention of internal failures and to come to India in India,” he said.
“It’s been seven days since Pahalgam’s attack [in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK)]However, no shredding of evidence was provided to support the baseless allegations oriented against Pakistan, “said Chaudhry.
Since last week, tensions have increased between Pakistan and India after the baseless allegations of the latter against Pakistan after the attack on Pahalgam, who killed 26 tourists. Without providing any evidence, India had accused Pakistan of the attack shortly after that.
The Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Wednesday the Industry Water Treaty of 1960 pending and close the border crossing of Attari-Wagah. Pakistani nationals will no longer be able to go to India under the SAARC Visa.
The Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has also announced the recall of all of its Islamabad defense attachés. He argued that the number of diplomatic staff would be reduced from 55 to 30 and asked military advisers to the New Delhi Pakistani High Commission to leave the country in a week.
In an appropriate response to Indian assault, Pakistan rejected the Indian announcement to hold the Water Treaty in the pending and closed its airspace to Indian flights. The decision was made at the meeting of the National Security Committee chaired by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Islamabad.
Participants discussed the national security environment and the regional situation, in particular following the attack on Pahalgam in the ITNAG district of IIOJK last Tuesday.
The Committee stressed that the Industry Water Treaty was an international binding agreement negotiated by the World Bank and did not contain any provision of unilateral suspension. He said in a press release: “Water is a vital national interest in Pakistan, a rescue buoy for its 240 million people and its availability will be saved at all costs”.
The declaration warned: “Any attempt to stop or divert the flow of water belonging to Pakistan in accordance with the Water Treaty in the Indus, and the usurpation of the rights of the lower withdrawal will be considered as an act of war and responded in full force through the complete spectrum of national power”.
(With application input)
