India Slams Pakistan for Aiding & Abetting Cross Border Terrorism

India has slammed Pakistan for aiding and abetting cross border terrorism. It said Pakistani forces continue to engage in providing supporting cover fire to infiltrators despite repeated calls for restraint and adherence to the ceasefire understanding of 2003 for maintaining peace and tranquillity.

 

Replying to a media query, External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Anurag Srivastava said the incessant infiltration of terrorists and induction of weapons to fuel terror activities continues unabated. He pointed out that such activities are not possible without the support of Pakistani forces deployed along the LoC.

The Charge d'Affaires of the High Commission of Pakistan was gathered by the Ministry of External Affairs on fourteenth of this current month. A solid dissent was stopped over unmerited truce infringement by Pakistani powers, on various areas along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir on 13 November, bringing about the demise of four blameless regular folks and genuine wounds to 19



others. 

The representative said India additionally firmly fought Pakistan's proceeded with help to cross fringe psychological militant penetration into India. He said Pakistan was by and by helped to remember its two-sided promise to not permit any domain under its influence to be utilized for psychological warfare against India in any way. 

Answering to an inquiry on Kartarpur Sahib gurudwara, Mr Srivastava said this issue has been talked about in counsel with the concerned experts in the Home Ministry. He educated that it has been concluded that a Sikh Jatha from India will visit Janam Asthan Gurdwara Nankana Sahib from 27th November to first December on the event of the 551st birth commemoration of Guru Nanak.

This visit will be as per the 1974 bilateral Protocol on visit to Religious Shrines between India and Pakistan. The spokesperson added that in view of the Covid pandemic, all health related protocols will be strictly followed, and the size of the Jatha is likely to be reduced.