PM Nawaz Sharif lashes out at India upon arrival in London
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LONDON (APP): Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif on Friday said the achievement of lasting peace in the region was impossible without the resolution of Jammu and Kashmir dispute.
Talking to reporters here after his arrival from New York, he rejected the Indian allegations on Uri attack as "irresponsible" and "without any evidence."
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He said before accusing Pakistan, India should have looked at its atrocious role in the Occupied Jammu and Kashmir and mentioned the brutalities being perpetrated against the innocent Kashmiris by the Indian forces in the Occupied Kashmir.
The Prime Minister said the whole world knew about the Indian atrocities in the Occupied Kashmir in which around 108 people had so far been killed, over 150 blinded and thousands injured.
He said the Uri attack can be the reaction of these atrocities, as the close relatives and near and dear ones of those killed and blinded over the last two months were hurt and outraged.
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The Prime Minister wondered how India had hurled accusations against Pakistan only hours after the Uri incident without holding any inquiry or investigation.
