INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Pakistan&s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Munir Akram, says Islamabad will submit a complaint to the UN against the Islamic
Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) and India for &supporting terrorism.& In an interview with Pakistani media, Akram alleged that IEA was
involved in the attack on the Jaffar Express train.He claimed, &There is evidence against the Taliban government [Islamic Emirate]
This time, we have traced communications and compiled evidence that we will certainly present
Even previously, if you review the latest report by the UN&s Counter-Terrorism Monitoring Team, it was clear that terrorism originates from
Afghanistan, and the government there is involved in this matter.& The Pakistani diplomat further accused India of using Afghan soil to
promote terrorism. Meanwhile, Pakistan&s military spokesperson, Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, asserted during a press briefing that terrorists
involved in the recent train incident and prior attacks had used weapons of Indian and Afghan origin.&The terrorists behind the train attack
in Balochistan and previous incidents used Indian-made weapons and arms left behind in Afghanistan
We must recognize that the primary backer of this Balochistan terrorist attack and past events is our eastern neighbor [India]
Militants based in Afghanistan have consistently fueled instability in Pakistan,& said Chaudhry.However, experts argue that Pakistani
authorities, grappling with weak governance in ensuring citizen security, are attempting to deflect blame onto Afghanistan to obscure their
own inefficiencies. Meanwhile, the Islamic Emirate has strongly denied any involvement in Pakistan&s security challenges, particularly the
recent Balochistan attack, dismissing the allegations as baseless.IEA has repeatedly urged Pakistani officials not to attribute their
domestic security failures to Afghanistan.The post Pakistan to file complaint with UN against IEA and India first appeared on Ariana News.
