DG ISPR rejects Indian commander's allegations as baseless

RAWALPINDI: Brushing aside the Indian commander’s allegations about infiltration and ceasefire violations by Pakistan, Director-General of the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Major General Babar Iftikhar termed it a tactic to divert global and domestic attention from the unending fiasco post 5th of  August last year.

In a tweet, the DG ISPR said no less delusional are the allegations about Pakistan infiltrating Covid-affected individuals into Occupied Kashmir.

 

No less delusional are the allegations about Pakistan infiltrating Covid-affected individuals into IOJK. Pakistan has always extended unhindered UNMOGIP access to CFV sites. We will continue to do that most transparently… (2/3)

— DG ISPR (@OfficialDGISPR) April 14, 2020

He said,” Pakistan has always extended unhindered UNMOGIP access to CFV sites. We will continue to do that most transparently”

General Babar Iftikhar said that Indian leadership will be well advised to focus on addressing the internal mess, created not only by Covid-19 mishandling but also by the tragedy unfolding in occupied Kashmir for years on end.

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