Pakistan rejects Indian Foreign Minister’s statement

• Spokesperson said that India has tried to hide the facts of the 2002 Gujarat massacre.
• She said that Gujarat massacre is a shameful story of mass murder, rape, and looting.
• The masterminds of the Gujarat massacre are now holding important government positions in India.

ISLAMABAD: Spokesperson of the Foreign Office Mumtaz Zahra Baloch on Saturday said Pakistan strongly rejects the Indian Foreign Ministry’s statement.

The spokesperson of the Foreign Office responded to the statement of the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and said that India has tried to hide the facts of the 2002 Gujarat massacre in its statement.

She said that this is a shameful story of mass murder, rape, and looting. The fact is that the masterminds of the Gujarat massacre have escaped justice. The masterminds of the Gujarat massacre are now holding important government positions in India.

The spokesman of the Foreign Office said that no word can hide the crimes of Hindutva in India.
Mumtaz Zahra Baloch further said that the acquittal of the masterminds of the Samjhauta Express attack and the perpetrators shows the massacre of justice. 40 Pakistani citizens were killed in the Samjhuta Express attack on Indian soil.

The spokesperson said that the intimidation and demonization of religious minorities are state-sponsored in states across India. Hindutva has been relegated to cow protection, vandalism of places of worship, and attacks on religious gatherings.

She said that India is guilty of repression in illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir. India is a sponsor and financier of terrorist groups in South Asia.

Spokesperson of the Foreign Office said that there is irrefutable evidence in the ongoing dossier on Indian terrorism. The evidence in the dossier confirms India’s involvement in the terrorist attack. Evidence confirms that the Lahore attack was instigated, planned, and financed by the Indian state.

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She said that the statement of the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is also a reflection of India’s growing frustration. She said India is aggressively using international platforms to further its agenda of defaming Pakistan.