‘Look inwards’: India tears into Pakistan over Karachi blast allegations

The Ministry of External Affairs has rejected allegations made by Pakistan that link India to the recent terrorist attack in Karachi. The ministry advised Islamabad to take credible action against terror rather than pointing fingers at India. This response came after Pakistan made claims about India's involvement in the attack. The Ministry of External Affairs emphasized the need for Pakistan to focus on combating terrorism within its own borders. By rejecting the allegations, India has made it clear that it will not be drawn into baseless accusations. The incident highlights the ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan, with both countries often trading accusations on issues related to terrorism. The Indian government has consistently maintained that it is committed to fighting terrorism in all its forms. The advice to Pakistan to look inwards and address its own terrorism issues is a reiteration of India's long-standing position on the matter. The international community has also been urging Pakistan to take concrete steps against terrorist groups operating from its soil. India's rejection of the allegations is a clear message that it will not engage with unfounded claims and will instead focus on its own efforts to combat terrorism.