International Desk
April 25, 2025,
Tensions between Pakistan and India have intensified following a deadly attack in Indian-administered Kashmir that claimed 26 lives. India has pointed the finger at Pakistan, alleging its involvement in the attack, while Pakistan has dismissed the accusations, labeling the incident a "staged" event orchestrated by India.
According to Al Jazeera, Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif, in an interview, claimed the attack was a "planned incident" and a "false flag operation" designed to shift blame onto Pakistan. However, Asif provided no evidence to substantiate these claims. He further denied any connection between Pakistan and armed groups operating in Kashmir, stating, “We have absolutely no involvement with any armed groups or movements in Kashmir.”
Asif categorically rejected India’s allegations, saying, “I strongly deny the claims made by the Indian government.” Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar also criticized India’s response as “childish” and lacking seriousness, accusing India of habitually blaming Pakistan for such incidents. Dar vowed that Pakistan would respond firmly to India’s actions.
The attack has further strained the already fragile relationship between the two nuclear-armed neighbors. India has accused Pakistan of supporting “terrorism” in Kashmir, while Pakistan maintains that the unrest in the region is part of a legitimate independence movement.
The conflict in Indian-administered Kashmir has persisted since 1989, with many Kashmiri Muslims supporting insurgent groups that seek either integration with Pakistan or independence. The prolonged conflict has resulted in thousands of deaths, including civilians, insurgents, and security personnel.
As both nations trade accusations and implement retaliatory measures, fears of further escalation loom large in South Asia.
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