MULTAN: Reiterating that Pakistan wants peace, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said on Sunday the country will give a befitting response to India if it resorts to any misadventure.
Talking to the media after offering Eid-ul Fitr prayers in Multan, he stated in clear terms that Pakistan’s policy of restraint should not be taken as weakness. India may launch a false flag operation against Pakistan to distract world attention from its own internal situation.
Shah Mahmood Qureshi said he contacted the General Secretaries of the United Nations and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), drawing their attention towards gross human rights violations in India-occupied Kashmir at the hands of Indian occupation forces.
He added India has increased oppression in the disputed region under the garb of COVID-19 outbreak.
The foreign minister urged the world to take note of New Delhi’s inhuman treatment of Muslims in Kashmir and India.
Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said that a befitting response will be given to India if it goes for any misadventure against Pakistan. he said that Pakistan wants peace and its policy of restraint should not be taken as weakness.
Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said that a befitting response will be given to India if it goes for any misadventure against Pakistan.
Talking to the media in Multan after offering Eid prayers on Sunday morning, he said that Pakistan wants peace and its policy of restraint should not be taken as weakness.
The minister said that he had contacted General Secretaries of the United Nations and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, drawing their attention towards gross human rights violations in Occupied Kashmir at the hands of Indian occupation forces.
He said that he had informed the world that India may launch a false flag operation against Pakistan to divert world attention from its own internal situation.
The minister said that India had increased oppression in Occupied Kashmir in the garb of COVID-19 outbreak.
Shah Mahmood Qureshi said that the world should take notice of New Delhi’s inhuman treatment of Kashmiris in Occupied Kashmir and minorities, especially Muslims, in India.
The minister said that India had increased oppression in Occupied Kashmir in the garb of COVID-19 outbreak.
