Pakistan Rejects Indian Allegations Against Field Marshal as Baseless

The Foreign Office spokesperson said the Indian Foreign Ministry’s habit of distorting facts is outdated. India always takes statements out of context, the spokesperson added.

Regarding India’s alleged “nuclear blackmail” claim, the spokesperson stated that it is a misleading and self-fabricated assertion. Pakistan strongly opposes the policy of using or threatening force, the spokesperson emphasized.

Pakistan possesses a responsible nuclear force, operates a comprehensive command and control system, and functions under full civilian oversight, the spokesperson explained. Pakistan has always demonstrated discipline and restraint in such critical matters, the spokesperson added.

The spokesperson further said Pakistan’s continued efforts to counter terrorism are internationally recognized, and that the country’s security forces act as a shield against terrorism. The Indian Foreign Ministry’s false allegations have no basis in reality, the spokesperson stressed.

Expressing concern over Indian attempts to pressure Pakistan by citing other countries, the spokesperson described it as a failed effort to undermine diplomatic trust and unnecessarily involve other nations.

Pakistan will continue to play its role as a responsible member of the international community, the spokesperson affirmed. Any act of aggression by India or violation of Pakistan’s territorial integrity will be met with an immediate response, the spokesperson warned, adding that the Indian leadership will bear full responsibility for any potential worsening of the situation.