Pakistan’s Foreign Office has strongly rejected allegations linking the country to the Pahalgam attack, characterizing the claims as “baseless propaganda.”
- The Foreign Office labels Indian claims regarding the Pahalgam incident as “baseless propaganda.”
- Pakistan condemns the “weaponisation of false narratives” used to link the country to the attack.
- Officials state that India has failed to present any evidence one year after the incident occurred.
Rejection of Indian Narratives
The Foreign Office issued a formal response rejecting the narrative attempting to connect Pakistan with the Pahalgam incident. Officials deplored what they described as the “weaponisation of false narratives” by India.
The ministry emphasized that the allegations lack factual grounding and are intended to mislead. The statement urged a shift away from using unfounded claims to shape international perception.
Lack of Evidence in Pahalgam Attack
One year after the incident, officials noted that India has failed to present any credible evidence to support its accusations. Tarar highlighted this absence of proof as a key indicator that the claims are unfounded.
The failure to provide evidence over the past year continues to be a central point in Pakistan’s rejection of the Indian government’s position on the matter.
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