Pakistan strongly condemns the Indian Defence Minister’s delusional and dangerously revisionist remarks regarding Pakistan’s Sindh province. Such statements reveal an expansionist Hindutva mindset that seeks to challenge established realities and stands in clear iolation of international law, the inviolability of recognized borders, and the sovereignty of states.
In a statement, foreign office spokesperson says, we urge Rainath Singh and other Indian leaders to refrain from provocative rhetoric that threatens regional peace and stability. It would be far more constructive for the Government of India to focus on ensuring the security of its own citizens particularly vulnerable minority communities. It should hold accountable those who incite or perpetrate violence against them and address discrimination rooted ir faith-based prejudice and historical distortions. India would also do well to address the persistent grievances of the peoples in its northeast, many of whom continue to face systematic marginalization, identity-based persecution, and cvcles of state-enabled violence.
We call on India to take credible steps toward the genuine resolution of the Jammu and Kashmir dispute in accordance with UN Security Council resolutions and the aspirations of the Kashmiri people under occupation. Pakistan remains committed to peaceful resolution of all disputes with India on the basis of justice, equity and established international lega. norms. At the same time, as in the past, Pakistan is firmly resolved to safeguard its security, national independence and sovereignty.
