To avoid the responsibility of the abduction incident in Balochistan, Pakistan tried to adopt the trick to target India, but the Government of India has responded to PAK and completely rejected all the allegations. Pakistan had earlier blamed Afghanistan for hiding its failure in train abduction.
Pakistan should focus on improving the situation in their own country
Randhir Jaiswal, official spokesperson of the Foreign Ministry, released a statement, saying, “India completely denies Pakistan’s baseless allegations. The whole world knows where the center of global terrorism is. Pakistan should have self -esteem instead of pointing a finger on others for failure of its inner situation. India has made it clear that the truth related to terrorism is against the whole world and Pakistan should focus on improving the situation in its own country.
Pakistan made baseless allegations on India
On March 11, the rebel group Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) hijacked Jafar Express in Balochistan province, Pakistan. The train had more than 400 passengers, most of whom were soldiers or security personnel associated with the police and ISI. According to media reports, about 155 passengers have been released from imprisonment and 27 Baloch rebels have been killed in a rescue campaign. Rana Sanaulah, a consultant for Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, recently made baseless allegations against India to hide the failure. In order to hide his failure on train abduction by the rebels, he said without any evidence that the Baloch rebels were getting support from India.
Pakistan is facing difficulties from all sides
Pakistan has been facing difficulties from all sides. Not only did the train kidnapping incident in Balochistan be reprimanded by countries like Russia and Afghanistan, but he also received some reprimand from India. Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry accused India of involvement in the abduction of Jafar Express. India has strongly rejected this nonsense of Pakistan.
