The stern of India meets Kashmir of Imran Khan Tweet

New Delhi:

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan said Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan "deeply regrettable" about Kashmir, saying today instead of commenting on the internal affairs of another country, Islamabad should take "credible measures" to dismantle the terrorist infrastructure operating on its territory.

Pakistan's "misleading stance" on dialogue, while supporting terror and violence, is "exposed" to the world, said Foreign Ministry spokesman Raveesh Kumar today. answering Mr. Khan's questions.

Referring to incidents of violence in Kashmir, Mr Khan said in a tweet that it was time for India to understand that it must act to resolve the Kashmir dispute through dialogue, in accordance with the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council and the wishes of the people of Kashmir. .

"Strongly condemn the new cycle of badbadinations of innocent Kashmiris … committed by Indian security forces," he tweeted.

In response to Mr. Khan's remarks, the spokesman of the Department of External Affairs urged Pakistan's leaders to look into the problem and tackle its own problems.

"Pakistan would serve the interests of the people of the region by taking credible measures against any form of support for terrorism and terrorist infrastructure from all territories under its control rather than by supporting and glorifying terrorists and terrorist activities. terrorists against India and its other neighbors, "said Putin. Kumar added.

This is not the first time that Mr. Khan talks about Kashmir.

In his victory speech after the July elections, he expressed his willingness to improve Pakistan's relations with India and said his government wanted the leaders of both sides to resolve all disputes, including Kashmir's "central problem" through discussions.

A meeting between the Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan was announced on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. However, in September, New Delhi ended the talks, citing the killing of members of the Indian security forces by Pakistan-based entities and the release of Pakistani postage stamps "glorifying terrorism and terrorism."