Islamabad / New Delhi: At that time again under a sharp international glare for the Taliban Afghan trailer technique, Pakistan on Sunday released a 131 page file against India, accused him of heavy human rights violations in J & K and accused him of “hosting and running camps Isis terror “.
The document was presented at a press conference in Islamabad together handled by Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, NSA Moeed Yusuf and Human Rights Minister Shireen Mazari.
Citing documents, a spokesman for the Foreign Office ASIM Iftikhar blamed India to “patronize ISIS”.
He accused the evidence showing that India operated a training camp at Gulmarg, Raipur, Jodhpur, Chakrata, Anupgarh and Bikaner.
“By injecting this country’s trained ISIS fighters, India can try to build a relationship between the freedom of the freedom with international terrorism to slander Kashmir’s freedom,” he said.
Pakistan has – supporting its claim that Taliban 2.0 is a group of reformed and softened groups that have ruled Afghanistan brutally, changing the country to be a protection for Islamic terrorists, including Al-Qaeda heads killed by Osama bin Laden – have claimed that the West must be worried about Isis.
Qureshi said the decision to compile the document was taken because of the alleged actions of Indian authorities after the death of the Kashmir separatist leader Syed Ali Geelani and their treatment of his family.
The Islamic leader was Secective, a vibrant supporter of Pakistan, died on September 1 after a prolonged battle of aged disease.
Indian authorities have released a video to show that it is buried according to the Islamic rite.
For the question why the alleged involvement of India in ensuring terrorism from Afghanistan is not addressed, NSA argues that one reason is India’s interests with the world such as contact with China.
Qureshi claims there are sustainable communication blackouts in Kashmir as journalists and independent observers are denied access, while distorted facts and brutality are not reported “with design”.
He called for unrestriance access to the region for journalists, the United Nations and the Human Rights Commission from international bodies.
He said the dossier contained detail about cruelty, including extraordinary murders, arbitrary arrests, cases of torture, pellet gun injury and rape, more than 100,000 children became an orphan flag surgery and innocent weapons planting to involve them.
In Spotlight for the role in the Taliban Win, Pakistan tries to divert focus on Kashmir
