Pakistan refutes India’s “baseless” claims about infiltrating terrorists

Pakistan on Sunday refuted India’s “baseless” allegations, saying it wanted to infiltrate militants along the Line of Control (LoC).

The spokesperson of the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri, said that as the EU DisinfoLab report revealed, the whole world knows that India is carrying out defamation activities against Pakistan.

He added: “We categorically reject baseless accusations that Pakistan wants to infiltrate so-called’terrorists’ through the Line of Control (LoC).”

When questioning the authenticity of India’s claims, he wondered how Pakistan could infiltrate militants because it is one of the most militarized areas in the world, with more than 900,000 Indian security personnel stationed there.

Chaudhri added that India has installed layered barbed wire, security systems and electronic surveillance equipment so that nothing can cross the LoC and enter the IIOJK.

He aimed his gun at India, accusing New Delhi of inciting the flames of terrorism in Pakistan.

“For its part, India is involved in IIOJK and national terrorism against Pakistan. From the Samjhota Express killing in February 2007 to the terrorist bombing in Lahore in June 2021, terrorist incidents against Pakistanis have all It has to do with India,” the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.

The spokesperson said that in 2020, Pakistan provided irrefutable evidence of India’s involvement in terrorism and sponsorship. In February of this year, Pakistan urged India to abide by the 2003 ceasefire agreement.

The spokesperson added that India must not use baseless “infiltration attempts as a handy ploy to find excuses to undermine the ceasefire understanding.”

The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs concluded that the consequences of India’s irresponsible actions would be detrimental to peace and security in the region.