NEW DELHI: After Islamabad described Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s remarks on India-Pakistan relations as misleading and one-sided, India again hit out at the neighbouring country saying Pakistan’s support to cross-border terrorism is the biggest roadblock to peace and security in the region.
“We note that Pakistan has once again made some comments about the Indian Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir. The world knows that the real issue is Pakistan’s active promotion and sponsorship of cross-border terrorism,” said MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal.
In fact this is the biggest roadblock to peace and security in the region.
Instead of spreading lies, Pakistan should vacate Indian territory under its illegal and forcible occupation. Modi had described Pakistan as the epicenter of terrorism and said all Indian efforts for a reconciliation with Pakistan had been met with hostility.
Pakistan later alleged that India was involved in fomenting trouble on Pakistani soil and carrying out “state-sanctioned oppression” in Jammu and Kashmir. It also accused India of “orchestrating targeted assassinations, subversion and terrorism in foreign territories”.
