Pakistan rejects India's 'preposterous infiltration claim'
Delhi propaganda machinery in overdrive to divert world attention away from state-terrorism in IOJ&K
It is obvious that the Indian propaganda machine is in over-drive, says FO
ISLAMABAD:
Pakistan categorically rejects the baseless Indian allegations of “infiltration attempts” and unfounded claims of targeting “launching pads” across the Line of Control (LoC) and denounces Indian defence minister’s recent provocative statements.
It is obvious that the Indian propaganda machinery is in overdrive. The Indian defence minister Rajnath Singh recently made preposterous claim, saying that “we are dominating the enemy…”
There is nothing new about Singh’s delusions; nor about his belligerent anti-Pakistan rhetoric.
Repeated Indian allegations have one primary purpose: To divert world attention from India’s state-terrorism and grave human rights violations in Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IOJ&K). India also seeks to use these allegations as a pretext for “false flag” operation.
Pakistan has been continuously sensitising the international community about such an eventuality and urging India to desist from any ill-considered action.
India’s belligerence continues to imperil peace in the region. In 2020 alone, India has committed 882 ceasefire violations and deliberately targeted innocent civilians living close to the LoC in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK).
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At the same time, in the garb of so-called cordon-and-search operations, the Indian occupation forces in IOJ&K have been particularly targeting the Kashmiri youth. In April alone, 29 innocent Kashmiris have been martyred, including 7 since the onset of the holy month of Ramazan.
Besides, the harassment and intimidation of Kashmiri journalists has further intensified under the notorious “Unlawful Activities Prevention Act” (UAPA), while the Indian occupation forces continue to operate with complete impunity covered under draconian laws such as PSA and AFSPA.
On the other hand, continued communications blockade and lack of unfettered access to medical and other essential supplies are compounding the Covid-19 situation for the Kashmiris in IOJ&K. India has sought to take advantage of the world’s preoccupation with Covid-19 to push its ‘Hindutva’ agenda in IOJ&K.
The changes in the domicile rules in IOJ&K represent another opportunistic move by the RSS-BJP dispensation to advance their sinister aim of effecting a demographic change in the occupied territory. Pakistan and the Kashmiris have firmly rejected these Indian machinations in the past and will continue to do so in the future.
Our immediate and effective response to India’s Balakot misadventure clearly demonstrated Pakistan’s will, capacity and preparedness. India should not underestimate the resolve of the people and the armed forces of Pakistan to thwart any aggressive design.
As regards the Jammu and Kashmir dispute, Pakistan will continue to extend its full moral, political and diplomatic support to the Kashmiri people till the realisation of their inalienable right to self-determination as enshrined in the UNSC Resolutions.
Pakistan categorically rejects the baseless Indian allegations of “infiltration attempts” and unfounded claims of targeting “launching pads” across the Line of Control (LoC) and denounces Indian defence minister’s recent provocative statements.
It is obvious that the Indian propaganda machinery is in overdrive. The Indian defence minister Rajnath Singh recently made preposterous claim, saying that “we are dominating the enemy…”
There is nothing new about Singh’s delusions; nor about his belligerent anti-Pakistan rhetoric.
Repeated Indian allegations have one primary purpose: To divert world attention from India’s state-terrorism and grave human rights violations in Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IOJ&K). India also seeks to use these allegations as a pretext for “false flag” operation.
Pakistan has been continuously sensitising the international community about such an eventuality and urging India to desist from any ill-considered action.
India’s belligerence continues to imperil peace in the region. In 2020 alone, India has committed 882 ceasefire violations and deliberately targeted innocent civilians living close to the LoC in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK).
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At the same time, in the garb of so-called cordon-and-search operations, the Indian occupation forces in IOJ&K have been particularly targeting the Kashmiri youth. In April alone, 29 innocent Kashmiris have been martyred, including 7 since the onset of the holy month of Ramazan.
Besides, the harassment and intimidation of Kashmiri journalists has further intensified under the notorious “Unlawful Activities Prevention Act” (UAPA), while the Indian occupation forces continue to operate with complete impunity covered under draconian laws such as PSA and AFSPA.
On the other hand, continued communications blockade and lack of unfettered access to medical and other essential supplies are compounding the Covid-19 situation for the Kashmiris in IOJ&K. India has sought to take advantage of the world’s preoccupation with Covid-19 to push its ‘Hindutva’ agenda in IOJ&K.
The changes in the domicile rules in IOJ&K represent another opportunistic move by the RSS-BJP dispensation to advance their sinister aim of effecting a demographic change in the occupied territory. Pakistan and the Kashmiris have firmly rejected these Indian machinations in the past and will continue to do so in the future.
Our immediate and effective response to India’s Balakot misadventure clearly demonstrated Pakistan’s will, capacity and preparedness. India should not underestimate the resolve of the people and the armed forces of Pakistan to thwart any aggressive design.
As regards the Jammu and Kashmir dispute, Pakistan will continue to extend its full moral, political and diplomatic support to the Kashmiri people till the realisation of their inalienable right to self-determination as enshrined in the UNSC Resolutions.