New Delhi: After Pakistan dragged India into ongoing controversy over the kidnapping of the Afghan Messenger in Islamabad, the government on Thursday again said Pakistan’s rejection of the incident accountability was “bent to a new low”.
Pakistani Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed previously said Indian institutions were responsible for his kidnapping.
Reacting to claims, India described the kidnapping surprisingly.
“It involves two other countries.
And usually we will not comment.
However, because Pakistani interior ministers have dragged India into it, I want to say that even with their standards, Pakistan’s refusal of the victim’s account bent to a new low,” said a spokesman for MEA Arindam Bagchi.
Pakistan rejects Indian comments.
The foreign office said India did not have a position for a ‘standard’ pandi for other countries.
This is called in India to refrain from the campaign.
Pakistan has reached a new low with the rejection of AF victims’ accounts: MEA
