Mumtaz Zahra Baloch, the spokeswoman for the Foreign Office, stated that Pakistan had indisputable proof linking India to terrorist acts within its borders.
during her press briefing each week. According to the spokesman, Islamabad’s reliable information against New Delhi’s complicity in extraterritorial and extrajudicial executions in Pakistan has not been refuted by the Indian External Affairs Ministry.
Baloch has expressed grave worries about the assaults on Indian Muslim houses of worship. She claimed that a deliberate effort is underway in India to destroy mosques and build temples in their stead.
She stated that these actions would always be a stain on the history of Indian democracy.
Pakistan will mark Kashmir Solidarity Day on Monday of next week, according to the spokesman. She mentioned that a detailed schedule has been created to commemorate the day.
According to her, Pakistan would keep helping the people of Kashmir in their moral, political, and diplomatic efforts to find a fair and peaceful solution to the Jammu and Kashmir conflict in line with the resolutions of the UN Security Council.
In response to a query, the spokesman stated that Pakistan has been expressing worries about the possibility of terrorism coming from Afghanistan.
She pleaded with the Afghan government to act decisively and quickly against the terrorist organisations, transferring control to Pakistan.
In response to a question on the nine Pakistani labourers who were killed in Iran, the spokeswoman stated that both Pakistan and Iran had denounced this act of cruelty.
According to her, Pakistan anticipates that the Iranian authorities would divulge information about the attack as soon as the incident’s inquiry is over.
In accordance with the UN Charter and international norms, the spokesman demanded that the ruling of the International Court of Justice be fully implemented in order to protect the identity, human rights, and dignity of the Palestinian people.
She stated that in order to enforce a truce and shield the Gaza population from continuing horrors, the UN Security Council should fulfil its mandate.
