Pakistan rejects Indian request over PM Narendra Modi, Indian High Commission informed
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*ISLAMABAD: **Pakistan rejects Indian request over PM Narendra Modi flight use of Pakistani Airspace, Indian High Commission was informed.*
*Pakistan denies airspace usage to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi after receiving a formal request from the neighbour.*
Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Shah Mehmood Qureshi said the decision was taken in regards to ‘black day’ being observed across Pakistan.
“India has consistently carried out grave atrocities and inflicted tremendous pain and misery upon innocent Kashmiris who have been landlocked and cut-off from the outside world for more than 80 days since India’s unilateral annexation of a disputed territory, said FM Qureshi.
“We will not allow Modi to use Pakistan’s airspace, the Indian High commission is being informed in this regard.”
Earlier in the day, Pakistan reassured its support for besieged Kashmiri people on the occasion of Kashmir Black Day.
In a press release, the Foreign Office said: “On this day 72 long years ago, Indian forces landed in Srinagar to occupy and oppress the innocent people of Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IOJ&K) in a clear violation of international law and norms.”
