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News India Live, Digital Desk: Pakistan, which is struggling with its internal security and economic crisis, has once again tried to play the ‘victim card’ against India. Pakistan’s Home Minister (HM) made very ridiculous and serious allegations during a press conference, saying that the terrorist organization ISIS may have been behind the recent bomb blasts in Pakistan, but it was ‘funded’ by India.
making serious allegations without evidence
The Pakistani Home Minister claimed that his investigating agencies have found ‘indications’ that financial support is being provided to terrorist networks from across the border. However, like every time, this time too Pakistan failed to present any concrete evidence. International analysts believe that Pakistan is making such statements to divert the world’s attention from the terrorism growing on its soil and the failure of its security system.
India’s blunt reply: “The mother of terrorism should not try to save herself”
The Indian Foreign Ministry and security experts have termed these claims of Pakistan as completely ‘imaginary and mischievous’. India has clarified that:
Lack of facts: Pakistan has often been accusing India without any evidence, which the global community has already denied many times.
FATF and fear of gray list: Experts say that Pakistan is making such fabricated allegations to avoid pressure from international financial monitoring organizations.
Pakistan’s double face on terrorism
On one hand, Pakistan calls itself a victim of terrorism, while on the other hand, organizations like Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed are flourishing on its soil. The Home Minister’s statement that “ISIS is getting money from India” is being seen as a joke in diplomatic circles, as India itself has been the biggest victim of cross-border terrorism for decades.
Pakistan’s declining reputation on the global stage
This is not the first time that Pakistan has blamed India for its failure. Pakistan has been reprimanded many times on the issue of terrorism from the United Nations (UN) and other global forums. Experts believe that such absurd statements will further reduce Pakistan’s international credibility.
North India Statesman