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Official Spokesperson's response to media queries on false allegations made by Pakistan's Foreign Minister
June 29, 2020
In response to media queries on false allegations made by Pakistan Foreign Minister, the Official Spokesperson Mr. Anurag Srivastava said,
" India rejects the absurd comments of the Foreign Minister of Pakistan on the terrorist attack in Karachi.
Pakistan cannot shift the blame on India for its domestic problems.
Unlike Pakistan, India has no hesitation in condemning terrorism anywhere in the world, including in Karachi.
Foreign Minister Qureshi may wish to reflect on this, as also his own Government’s position, including his Prime Minister’s description of the global terrorist as a "martyr"."
New Delhi
June 29, 2020
" India rejects the absurd comments of the Foreign Minister of Pakistan on the terrorist attack in Karachi.
Pakistan cannot shift the blame on India for its domestic problems.
Unlike Pakistan, India has no hesitation in condemning terrorism anywhere in the world, including in Karachi.
Foreign Minister Qureshi may wish to reflect on this, as also his own Government’s position, including his Prime Minister’s description of the global terrorist as a "martyr"."
New Delhi
June 29, 2020