Randhir Jaiswal

On Tuesday itself, Islamabad, the capital of neighboring country Pakistan, was also shaken by an explosion. Where agencies have started investigating the blast at the Red Fort. At the same time, Pakistan has accused India of the attack on its capital. India on Tuesday strongly refuted Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s allegations that New Delhi was behind the recent suicide bombing in Islamabad.

India has described these claims as ‘baseless and baseless’. External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, “India categorically rejects the baseless and baseless allegations being made by the emboldened Pakistani leadership. This is a predictable move.”

Sharif had accused India

The State Department’s statement came hours after Sharif’s speech at the Inter-Parliamentary Speakers’ Conference in Islamabad, in which he accused India of spreading terrorism with the aim of destabilizing Pakistan. Despite Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claiming responsibility for Tuesday’s suicide bombing in Islamabad, Sharif alleged that India was behind the attack.

In a post from the Pakistan government’s official Without giving any evidence, he also said that these attacks being carried out from Afghanistan’s soil under the protection of India are less than condemned.

Sharif cried even over old attacks

Sharif also linked the incident to another attack on Monday outside a cadet college in Wana, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, in which three people were killed. Pakistani security officials had blamed the banned TTP for that attack, but the Prime Minister said that the same network operating from Afghan soil was behind both attacks.