ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has responded back to the allegations levelled by theIndian officials regarding Islamabad behind the deadly attack on the IndianArmy Camp in the occupied Kahsmir.
Indian security and intelligence officials had blamed Pakistan for theattack on the Indian Army Camp
Pakistan strongly rejected allegations against it by some Indian officialsof the reported attack on an Indian army camp in occupied Kashmir,according to a spokesperson for the Pakistani Foreign Office.
“It is a well established pattern that Indian officials begin makingirresponsible statements and levelling unfounded allegations, even beforeany proper investigation in any incident has been initiated,” thespokesperson said in a statement.
It mentioned that a particular segment in the Indian media “runs with theirinnuendos to malign Pakistan and whips up public frenzy.”
“We are confident that the world community would take due cognisance ofIndia’s smear campaign against Pakistan, and the deliberate creation of warhysteria,” the statement read.
Early on Saturday, unidentified gunmen reportedly stormed into Indian armycamp in Sunjwan area of occupied Jammu, leaving two army officers dead andsix other soldiers injured.
The spokesperson further stated that these tactics are also aimed atdiverting attention from the state terrorism in the Indian occupied Jammu &Kashmir, that India is engaged in.
“The brutalisation of peaceful, unarmed Kashmiris through harassment,incarceration, disappearances, torture, extra- judicial killings, shamtrials and summary executions are well-documented internationally,” thestatement read.
“The valiant people of Kashmir, however, remain resilient in the face ofall these hardships, as they pursue their legitimate right forself-determination.”
The spokesperson, in his statement, urged the international fraternity tourge India to stop the untold atrocities and gross violations of humanrights in IoK, and refrain from any misadventure across the Line of Control(LoC) and the Working Boundary.
The statement also called for a peaceful and negotiated settlement of theJammu & Kashmir dispute, in line with the United Nations Security Councilresolutions and the wishes of the Kashmiri people.