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FO rejects India's claims over Kashmir status

FO rejects India's 'baseless' terror claims

AI fears shake India's $315B IT sector as clients demand faster projects, fewer engineers and lower costs

Pakistan has formally approached the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), urging it to take notice of what it describes as India's violations of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) and warning that New Delhi's actions could threaten Pakistan's water security and regional stability.

Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar has said India's new normal stands buried and the world witnessed its claims of hegemony blown into the air during the recent conflict with Pakistan.

The Senate of Pakistan passed a unanimous resolution rejecting India's allegations linking Pakistan to the Pahalgam attack in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), labelling them as baseless and politically motivated. The resolution, presented during the Senate session, strongly condemned all forms of terrorism and emphasised that targeting innocent civilians goes against Pakistan's core values. It also denounced India's orchestrated propaganda campaign and unilateral suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, terming it a violation that could be interpreted as an act of war. The resolution warned that Pakistan is fully capable of defending its sovereignty and territorial integrity against any aggression. It reaffirmed the country’s unwavering support for the Kashmiri people’s right to self-determination and demanded accountability from India for its acts of terrorism and targeted assassinations abroad, including on Pakistani soil. The resolution was in response to India's unilateral and frivolous ...

The National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Defence has categorically rejected India’s allegations against Pakistan in connection with the recent tragic incident in Pahalgam, terming them baseless, provocative, and unjustified. The committee unanimously condemned the loss of innocent lives and categorically rejected India's allegations implicating Pakistan in the incident, labeling them as baseless and provocative. ​ The committee emphasized Pakistan's commitment to regional peace and its own experiences as a victim of terrorism. It warned that any unwarranted actions by India would be met with a proportionate and effective response. Concerns were also raised over India's unilateral suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, closure of the Attari border, and the recall of diplomats, actions perceived as escalating tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbors.​ The committee, which met under the chairmanship of MNA Fathullah Khan at Parliament House, expressed deep sorrow over the loss of innocent lives and ...