During a press conference at the Foreign Office in Islamabad, Foreign Secretary Syrus Sajjad Qazi disclosed on Thursday that Pakistan possesses “credible evidence” implicating Indian agents in the recent killings of two Pakistanis within Islamabad. Qazi emphasized the alarming nature of these events, suggesting a pattern of escalating terrorist activities orchestrated by New Delhi in neighboring nations.
“These incidents reflect a pattern of killings-for-hire orchestrated through a sophisticated international network spanning multiple jurisdictions,” stated Foreign Secretary Syrus Qazi, addressing reporters.
The revelation underscores Pakistan’s concerns regarding India’s alleged involvement in perpetrating violence on Pakistani soil. Qazi’s statement sheds light on the complex and interconnected nature of these incidents, signaling a need for robust international cooperation to address such transnational security threats.
Pakistan remains committed to exposing and countering any actions that jeopardize its security and stability. The Foreign Secretary’s remarks serve as a call for heightened vigilance and diplomatic engagement in addressing cross-border security challenges.
