Pakistan Fear: After claims in American media about Indian spies, Pakistan has once again spewed venom against India. Pakistan Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch has spoken about the killing of Pakistani citizens by Indian spies inside Pakistan. The spokesperson said that Pakistan has provided concrete evidence of the involvement of Indian agents in terrorist attacks in the country as well as killings of Pakistani citizens on Pakistani soil. Zahra Baloch has accused India in response to a question regarding the alleged espionage network in Australia and the conspiracy to murder Khalistani terrorist Pannu.
Zahra Baloch said that Pakistan has already said that India’s espionage network has spread to many islands and now it has become a matter of international concern. Zahra said that ‘such actions are illegal. These are violations of international law, the UN Charter and basic principles of justice and due process. During this, Pakistani spokesperson appealed to the world to hold India responsible in this matter.
Pakistan’s appeal to the world
Baloch said that ‘we urge the international community to hold India accountable for its illegal acts and the actions it is taking abroad in violation of international laws’. In fact, last month the British newspaper The Guardian had claimed in one of its reports that at least 20 anti-India terrorists were killed in Pakistan in the last three years. The newspaper had talked about the involvement of agents of Indian intelligence agencies in this case. At present, the newspaper has not provided any evidence in this matter.
Pakistan got issue against India
After The Guardian’s report, the people of Pakistan started questioning their government and agencies. After this issue, Pakistan is in great trouble. Now American media reports and news of alleged Indian spy network in Australia have once again given Pakistan an opportunity to spread propaganda against India. Pakistan’s foreign spokesperson has started capitalizing on this issue. American newspaper Washington Post had recently in one of its reports named an officer of Indian intelligence agency RAW in the alleged conspiracy to murder Khalistani terrorist Pannu.