Indian PM Modi gets a snub from Pakistan over terror allegations
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ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office has strongly dismissed a recent statement of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi accusing Pakistan of sponsoring terrorism, calling it an attempt to divert world’s attention from the gross human rights violations in Indian-occupied Kashmir.
Foreign Office spokesperson Muhammad Faisal, at a weekly briefing on Thursday said India habitually blamed Pakistan rather than positively responding to its offer for negotiations.
“India should refrain from doing this and instead work on the better option (negotiations),” said Faisal referring to Prime Minister Imran Khan’s letter to his Indian counterpart, proposing resumption of bilateral dialogue and discussion on all outstanding issues.
