The Balochistan Assembly has unanimously passed a resolution rejecting the baseless allegations made by the Indian government accusing Pakistan of involvement in the Pahalgam terror attack. The resolution, presented by parliamentary secretary Zareen Khan Magsi, noted that India’s claims were made without evidence, aiming to tarnish Pakistan’s reputation internationally and destabilize regional peace.
The resolution reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to being a peaceful nation that values mutual respect and constructive relations, while also emphasizing the country’s readiness to defend its sovereignty and national interests at any cost.
Additionally, the Assembly condemned India’s suspension of the Indus Water Treaty, calling it a violation of international agreements and a declaration of war against Pakistan. The resolution pledged moral, diplomatic, and political support to the people of Kashmir, reaffirming Pakistan’s solidarity with those in Indian-occupied Kashmir.
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Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti, addressing the House, highlighted the significant threat posed by Indian aggression. He warned against escalating tensions, especially between two nuclear-armed nations, stressing that war is never a viable solution. However, he assured that any aggression from India would be met with the full force of Pakistan’s armed forces, backed by the entire nation.
Mr. Bugti also criticized India’s actions concerning the Indus Water Treaty, warning that unilateral withdrawal from such agreements would not only breach international law but also be seen as an act of war. He urged the international community to condemn India’s actions and emphasized Pakistan’s determination to defend its vital interests, including its water resources.
The Assembly’s resolution serves as a strong message rejecting India’s claims and actions while emphasizing Pakistan’s commitment to peace, diplomacy, and the protection of its national sovereignty.
