Pakistan demands India to present Pahalgam attack evidence to neutral country

Director General of Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry has urged India to present any evidence it may have regarding the Pahalgam incident to a neutral country for independent verification.

According to the 24NewsHD TV channel, speaking to international broadcaster TRT on Friday, the DG ISPR categorically rejected all allegations levelled by India in connection with the Pahalgam attack, calling them completely baseless and politically motivated.

He said India has a long-standing habit of blaming Pakistan for acts of terrorism without providing any evidence, using such incidents for its own political mileage. “Once again, India has accused Pakistan without any proof, and this blame game must now come to an end,” General Ahmed Sharif said.

According to the military spokesperson, after the attack on tourists in Pahalgam, the Government of Pakistan responded with responsibility and offered India a proposal for a free and impartial investigation into the matter. However, India refused to accept Pakistan’s offer for a neutral inquiry.

The DG ISPR further revealed that India has carried out attacks at six different locations within Pakistan, deliberately targeting innocent civilians. He added that Indian forces bombed a mosque and martyred women and children.

He reiterated that India has launched these attacks against Pakistan without providing any credible evidence and strongly reaffirmed that Pakistan rejects all such unfounded accusations. “If India possesses any proof, it must submit it to a neutral country for independent examination,” he concluded.