Islamabad:
Pakistan strongly repeated his unwavering obligation to fight terrorism in all its forms and manifestations and called for objective and collective global action against the threat, while rejecting politically motivated tales aimed at maligning the country.
In a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Pakistan repeated his “zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism in all forms and manifestations” that emphasized that it has been a “front line state in the global fight against terrorism”.
The statement highlighted Pakistan’s contribution to the international terrorism fight, including the recent arrest of Sharifullah, the alleged Mastermind in the Abbey Gate bombing.
“Pakistan has effectively dismantled terrorist equipment, arrested and prosecuted their leadership and deradicalized their cadre,” the statement states, adding that every context of lamb with the Pahagam incident “Wedding earthenities”.
The Ministry noted that studies of the Pahagam attack on April 22, which killed 26 civilians, remain indispensable. “The incident took place in a disputed region during India’s occupation, and attempts to connect Pakistan to it is politically motivated,” the statement added.
The Foreign Office accused India of “exploiting such terms to push Anti-Pakistan propaganda and divert international attention from its irresponsible and frivolous behavior, including ongoing atrocities in human rights in IIOJ & K.”
Pakistan also called on the international community to adopt “goals and non-discriminatory policies” in the fight against terrorism. “Terrorist organizations like Majeed Brigade should also be shown as aliases in the Balochistan Liberation Army (blah,” it emphasized.
