Islamabad: Pakistan has firmly dismissed recent allegations made by the Indian Prime Minister in Rajasthan, characterizing them as baseless and provocative. The statements, according to Pakistan, are aimed at escalating regional tensions for political gain.

The Pakistani government described the remarks as misleading and contrary to established norms of international relations. The accusations, which included threats of military action, were condemned as violations of the United Nations Charter and international law, potentially destabilizing regional peace.

In response, Pakistan reiterated its commitment to combating terrorism globally, rejecting any attempts to link the country to terrorist activities as inaccurate. The Pakistani statement suggested that such claims are tactics to divert attention from India’s domestic issues and its policies in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

Pakistan criticized India’s human rights record, emphasizing the international community’s awareness of the situation in Kashmir. It urged Indian leaders to adopt a more responsible approach, advocating for peaceful conflict resolution through dialogue.

Despite advocating for peace, Pakistan conveyed its readiness to defend its sovereignty if provoked. The statement cautioned against any aggressive actions, promising a strong response if necessary.

The press release called on the international community to address India’s hostile rhetoric, warning that it threatens South Asian stability. It emphasized the importance of dialogue and adherence to international law to achieve lasting peace in the region.