India using Afghan soil to promote terror activities in Pakistan: FO
Nafees Zakaria says New Delhi remained exposed after Jhadav's trial and Ehsanullah Ehsan's confessional video
Foreign Office spokesperson Nafees Zakara. PHOTO: AFP
ISLAMABAD:
Islamabad on Sunday accused India of using Afghanistan soil to promote terrorism in Pakistan, Radio Pakistan reported.
Reiterating Indian involvement in terror financing in Pakistan, the Foreign Office spokesperson Nafees Zakaria said, “India’s subversive designs remained exposed after the trial of Kulbhushan Jhadav and the confessional statement of former Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan spokesperson Ehsanullah Ehsan.”
Pakistan hands over list of Indian prisoners to Indian High Commission
Highlighting the ongoing situation in Indian-held Kashmir, the spokesperson said the human rights violation by occupied forces was now known to the world. He added the Kashmiri people are struggling for their basic rights.
Islamabad on Sunday accused India of using Afghanistan soil to promote terrorism in Pakistan, Radio Pakistan reported.
Reiterating Indian involvement in terror financing in Pakistan, the Foreign Office spokesperson Nafees Zakaria said, “India’s subversive designs remained exposed after the trial of Kulbhushan Jhadav and the confessional statement of former Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan spokesperson Ehsanullah Ehsan.”
Pakistan hands over list of Indian prisoners to Indian High Commission
Highlighting the ongoing situation in Indian-held Kashmir, the spokesperson said the human rights violation by occupied forces was now known to the world. He added the Kashmiri people are struggling for their basic rights.