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FO calls out India’s ‘false narrative’ linking Pakistan to Pahalgam attack

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April 23, 2026
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Says India stays centered on ‘weaponising its false narrative towards Pakistan for slim home political positive aspects’

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The Overseas Workplace (FO) on Thursday rejected what it described as India’s propaganda marketing campaign of “baseless allegations” linking Pakistan to the Pahalgam incident, and known as on New Delhi to reveal accountable behaviour and chorus from inflammatory rhetoric and actions.

The FO didn’t specify what statements or allegations it was referring to. Nonetheless, an Indian media outlet claimed in a latest investigation that the mastermind behind the Pahalgam assault was taking shelter in Pakistan. It claimed the suspect allegedly possessed a Pakistani id card with a Rawalpindi deal with.

In the meantime, Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh issued a veiled warning to Pakistan a day in the past.

On April 22 final yr, unidentified attackers killed 26 individuals in Pahalgam in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). India instantly blamed Pakistan with out presenting proof, an allegation Islamabad categorically rejected. Tensions escalated the next day, April 23, 2025, when India undertook a sequence of hostile measures, together with suspending the 65-year-old Indus Waters Treaty.

In an announcement issued right this moment, the FO mentioned: “At a time when Pakistan, together with its worldwide companions, is enterprise concerted diplomatic efforts for regional and worldwide peace and safety, it’s deplorable that India has as soon as once more resorted to a marketing campaign of baseless allegations and propaganda to hyperlink Pakistan with the Pahalgam incident.”

Calling the event “unlucky|, the assertion mentioned that amid an ongoing regional disaster, India remained centered on “weaponising its false narrative towards Pakistan for slim home political positive aspects”.

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“After receiving a befitting reply to its misplaced adventurism within the type of Operation Bunyanum Marsoos final yr, such allegations represent yet one more chapter from India’s playbook of making a smokescreen for its continued sponsorship of terrorism throughout the area,” it added.

The FO mentioned such propaganda campaigns couldn’t distract the worldwide neighborhood from India’s continued occupation of IIOJK and its denial of the best to self-determination to Kashmiris, in violation of related United Nations resolutions.

Additionally Learn: One yr on, India did not current proof on Pahalgam assault: Tarar

It additional acknowledged that such “gimmicks” couldn’t conceal what it termed India’s undermining of regional peace and safety by means of “inflammatory rhetoric, repeated provocations and aggressive army posturing”, together with its unilateral transfer to carry the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance, which it mentioned violated worldwide legislation.

“We hope that the worldwide neighborhood will name on India to reveal accountable behaviour and to chorus from all rhetoric and actions that will function a spoiler to ongoing efforts geared toward regional and worldwide peace and safety,” the assertion concluded.

A day in the past, Data Minister Attaullah Tarar marked one yr since what he described because the “Pahalgam false flag operation”, stating that India had did not current proof for its allegations towards Pakistan over the assault.

The state of affairs had additional deteriorated following the Pahalgam assault within the early hours of Could 7, 2025, when missile strikes hit six cities in Punjab and Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), destroying a mosque and killing dozens of civilians, together with girls, youngsters and the aged.

In response, Pakistan’s armed forces shot down Indian warplanes, together with three Rafale jets.

Later, Pakistan launched Operation Bunyanum Marsoos in retaliation, concentrating on Indian army installations, together with missile storage websites, airbases and different strategic places.

On Could 10, 2025, United States President Donald Trump introduced {that a} ceasefire had been reached following in a single day diplomatic efforts. The settlement was subsequently confirmed by Overseas Minister Ishaq Dar and the Indian international secretary.





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