Minister of Information Attaullah Tarar has said that the country reserves the right to self -defense and will respond to Indian aggression after reported air strikes at India aimed at civilian areas of Pakistan.
Talking to Sky NewsTarar refused highly Indian claims connecting Pakistan with the Pahagam -incident Indian illegal occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).
“Pakistan is fighting against this war on terrorism, and no group has taken on any responsibility,” Tarar said. “This Pahaldam area is 200 kilometers from the control line.”
He pointed out that the first information report (FIR) about the Pahagam event was registered within ten minutes and that the local police arrived approximately 2 p.m. 01:30 Later. “The victims were bleeding when the police came there,” he said, adding that India lacked a credible proof that binds Pakistan to the attack.
“India has no evidence of connecting Pakistan to this incident, but India has attacked civilians, including women and children, today without any proper case,” the minister claimed.
Tarar said Pakistan had expanded an offer to conduct a joint investigation and had even invited the United Kingdom to participate. “Our Prime Minister offered an investigation into the matter. Why did India ran away?” He asked.
“We told the international community that a study will reveal facts,” he continued. “But BJP, who is against Muslims and Sikhs, would have a reason to attack Pakistan – and without evidence, they have done so.”
By confirming Islamabad’s attitude, he said, “Pakistanis have high morals and we will respond to Indian aggression. The response is going on at this time.”
