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| Qureshi fears new Indian attack | | | Shah Mohd. Qureshi has become a sooth sayer. He has started predicting several courses and one among them is his concern over the reports of India's attack on Pakistan. Pakistan has reliable intelligence that India is planning to attack again between April 16 and 20, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has said, amid tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbours following the February 14 Pulwama militant attack.
Tensions flared up between India and Pakistan after a suicide bomber of Jaish-e-Muhammed (JeM) martyred 40 CRPF personnel in Kashmir's Pulwama district in February. The Indian Air Force (IAF) conducted air strike in Balakot, Pakistan on February 26. The next day, Pakistan Air Force retaliated and downed a MiG-21 in an aerial combat and captured an IAF pilot, who was handed over to India on March. Qureshi said to media men in his home town of Multan, Qureshi said the government had reliable intelligence that India is devising a new plan."A new mishap could be staged. And its purpose will be to justify their [India's] offensive against Pakistan and to increase diplomatic pressure against Islamabad," he said."If it happens, you can imagine the impact of the occurrence on the peace and stability of the region.
According to Pakistan information, the action could be taken between 16-20 April," Qureshi said, adding that preparations were being made for the attack against Pakistan. Possibly Qureshi does not know that from April 11 the Lok Sabha elections in India were being held and the time and the period Qureshi has predicted is not possible for any attack. The foreign minister said Pakistan had already briefed the United Nations Security Council's permanent members over the issue and stated Islamabad's apprehensions. Pakistan wants the international community to take notice of this irresponsible behaviour and reprimand them [India] for taking this route," he said. He said the Indian action would have impact on peace and stability of the region. The foreign minister also criticised the global community for keeping silent when India violated Pakistan's territory on February 26 The global community has to remain silent because of the behaviour of Pakistan. Since 1990 it has been exporting terror to Kashmir and despite India's plea to stop this export Pakistan has not bothered. Even India pledged to reopen the door of talks but Pakistan remained adamant. |
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