Military has dismissed recent comments by the Indian Army Chief alleging Pakistan to be a 'epicentre' for terrorism, calling the accusations baseless and an attempt to deflect from India’s actions in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).
In a strongly worded statement, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) highlighted that such remarks are contrary to facts and an exercise in futility, reiterating that they reflect extreme du…

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ISPR slams Indian army chief’s remarks as baseless and duplicitous

Inter-Services Public Relations Director General Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry briefing media at the General Headquarters, Rawalpindi, December 27, 2024. — ISPRThe Pakistan Army called out the Indian army chief for "extreme duplicity" after he labelled the neighbouring country an...

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Pakistan takes 'strong exception' to 'baseless' claims of Indian army chief

Islamabad reacts sharply to defence minister, army chief’s provocations, tells New Delhi to check its own role in terrorism abroad.

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Military, FO rebuke ‘fallacious’ utterances from Indian officials

RAWALPINDI: Pakistan Army on Wednesday slammed Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi for his remarks calling Pakistan the ‘epicenter of terrorism’ and termed the same as an attempt to deflect world’s attention from India’s brutality in illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in a strongly-worded response. “Insinuating Pakistan as the epi-center of terrorism by the Indian Army Chief, is not only c…

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Pakistan Army responds to Indian military chief's 'epicenter of terrorism' statement

Indian Army Chief's statement not only contrary to facts but also exercise in futility, ISPR says

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Pakistan rejects India’s ‘fictitious claims’ regarding IIOJK

FO spokesperson ‘strongly rejected’ remarks issued by India’s defence minister and army chief RAWALPINDI: Pakistani military on Wednesday strongly reacted to the Indian army chief calling Pakistan the “epicentre of terrorism”, saying that instead of trying to “conjure up non-existent terror infrastructure in Pakistan, it would be wise not to indulge in self-delusion”. In a strongly-worded response on Wednesday, the Pakistani military said: “Insi…

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Military hits back at Indian army chief calling Pakistan ‘epicentre of terrorism’

Pakistan Army has strongly rejected the Indian military chief’s statement calling Pakistan as the epicenter of terrorism. The Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) said the statement “is not only contrary to facts, but also an exercise in futility to beat the dead horse of India’s default position – blaming Pakistan for indigenous reaction to state-sponsored brutality. It is a classic case of extreme duplicity”. Remarks are an attempt to deflec…

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ISPR slams Indian army chief for anti-Pakistan statement

RAWALPINDI – Pakistan Army denounced Indian Army Chief’s allegations of terrorism as a smokescreen for Kashmir’s Oppression, ISPR said. Indian Army Chief’s recent comments suggesting that Pakistan is the “epicenter of terrorism” have sparked widespread criticism, with many labeling the statement as factually inaccurate and an attempt to deflect attention from India’s internal and external human rights abuses. Critics argue that such remarks are …

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ISPR slams Indian Army Chief's Terrorism Allegations as desperate bid to divert focus from Kashmir - Pakistan Observer

The spokesperson for the Pakistan Army has strongly reacted to the statement made by the Indian Army Chief. According to the Pakistan Army's media wing (ISPR), the Indian Army Chief's claim of Pakistan being a center of terrorism is contrary to facts. The statement is seen as a failed attempt to revive

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ISPR responds strongly to Indian army chief’s statement

Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry briefing media at the General Headquarters, Rawalpindi, December 27, 2024. — ISPR The Pakistan Army called out the Indian army chief for “extreme duplicity” after he labelled the neighbouring country an “epicentre” of terrorism, saying Islamabad takes strong exception to such baseless and unfounded statements, the military’s media wing said on Wednes…

ISPR slams Indian army chief’s remarks as baseless and duplicitous

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