The Minister of Information, Atullah Tarar, reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to defend his sovereignty and stressed that the country would strongly respond to any aggression, stressing that any mishap would be welcomed with full force. The comments arise in the middle of the growing tensions on the attack by Pahalgam in the Jammu and the cashmere (Iiojk), in cashmere and cashmere), which Pakistan has strongly condemned.
Tarar addressed the media following a briefing with foreign diplomats on Pakistan’s position concerning the pahalgam incident. He reaffirmed the country’s commitment to defend its sovereignty and clearly indicated that if Pakistan is a nation loving peace, any mishap would be fully welcomed.
Pahalgam’s incident, which occurred earlier this week, sparked outsourcing in Pakistan, the officials saying that this is part of a broader effort in India to divert attention from its alleged involvement in terrorism sponsored by the State.
“India is directly involved in state terrorism, and we have irrefutable proof of its activities,” said Tarar, accusing India to finance and arm terrorist groups operating in Pakistan.
The incident occurred despite the presence of strong Indian security forces at IIOJK, which raises questions about India’s security demands in the region. Pakistan has also accused India of trying to degenerate tensions on the Industry Water Treaty, which regulates the distribution of water between the two countries.
“Any attempt to stop Pakistan water will be considered a hostile act,” said Tarar, adding that India’s actions were both immature and irresponsible.
The Minister of Information highlighted the long -standing issue of terrorism, saying that Pakistan had suffered immense losses in his battle against terrorism. “We have lost more than 90,000 lives and continue to fight terrorism on the front lines,” he added.
Tarar stressed that Pakistan security forces had managed to counter terrorism, but he asked why India had not condemned attacks like the incident of Jaffer Express, who saw innocent civilians taken hostage by terrorists.
On the question of the alleged Indian involvement in terrorism, Tarar underlined the arrest of the Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav as a key evidence. Jadhav, a former Indian Navy officer, was arrested by the Pakistani authorities for espionage and terrorism. “If we had not stopped Kulbhushan Jadhav, these facts would never have been revealed,” said Tara.
The Minister also accused India of being involved in killings of Sikhs leaders abroad, invoking Indian involvement reports in assassinations in Canada and the United States. “The involvement of India in global terrorism is well documented and Pakistan has irrefutable evidence connecting India to terrorist activities on its soil,” he said.
Tarar feared that the Pahalgam incident is a tactic of diversion from India to focus on the successes of Pakistan in the fight against terrorism. “The Pahalgam incident occurred in a region far from our border. Why are we blamed?” Asked, noting the suspect calendar of the incident and the rapid deposit of a FIR.
He clearly indicated that Pakistan’s position on the Industry Water Treaty was firm, warning that any attempt by India to modify the agreement would have disastrous consequences. “We consider any decision to prevent Pakistan in water a declaration of war,” he said.
In a broader message, Tarar reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to world peace, declaring that the country would continue to play a responsible role on the world scene. “We have always held a hand of cooperation. Our actions in the international arena speak for themselves, “he concluded.
He also confirmed that Pakistan had proposed to cooperate with impartial surveys on the pahalgame incident, reaffirming Pakistan’s commitment to peace and stability in the region. “We are ready to cooperate in any impartial investigation, as we have always done in the past,” he added.
He warned India against the underestimation of the determination of Pakistan, declaring: “Pakistan will always defend its sovereignty and will decisively react to any provocation, as we have done before.”
