Shafaqna Pakistan: Information Minister Attaullah Tarar said on Wednesday that, even a year later, India has yet to present any concrete evidence to support its allegations against Pakistan regarding the Pahalgam attack.
The incident, which occurred on April 22, 2025, in Pahalgam, claimed the lives of 26 people—mostly tourists—and was among the deadliest in the region in recent decades.
In a statement marking the anniversary, Tarar said New Delhi had neither provided credible proof nor offered a satisfactory explanation for the attack. He also noted that India rejected Pakistan’s proposal for a neutral and transparent investigation, raising questions about the credibility of its claims.
He added, “The false flag operation in Pahalgam reflects a mindset that is hollow—driven by false pride, arrogance, and greed.”
Tarar emphasized that Pakistan itself has long been a victim of terrorism and had expressed sympathy with those affected by the attack.
He also questioned how the case’s first report was registered within minutes of the incident and highlighted concerns raised by analysts over security lapses at the site.
“India’s issue is that it presents its internal matters as external ones and its external matters as internal. A clear example of this is terrorism,” Tarar said.
He added, “Terrorism is India’s internal issue, yet it portrays it as an external problem. Similarly, the Kashmir issue is an international issue but India presents it as an internal one.”
Source: Dunya News
