PM Shahbaz Says India Involved in Wana and Islamabad Court Attacks

Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has accused India of being involved in the recent attacks in Wana and Islamabad court. Speaking in the National Assembly, he condemned the violence and called on Afghanistan to take action against terrorists operating from its soil. He praised the Pakistan Armed Forces for safely rescuing students and teachers during the Wana attack and highlighted the loss of 12 lives in the Islamabad court incident.

The Prime Minister said that foreign hands were clearly involved in these attacks, pointing specifically to India’s role. He emphasized that Pakistan is committed to peace and development and will not allow terrorists to disrupt the country’s progress.

Shahbaz Sharif mentioned that some attackers in Wana were Afghan nationals and noted that the Afghan Foreign Minister visited India before visiting Pakistan. He said these messages are being sent clearly, indicating foreign interference in regional security matters.

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He reaffirmed that Pakistan has hosted Afghan refugees for over 40 years and remains committed to maintaining peace. The Prime Minister highlighted the unity against terrorism in Pakistan and praised the sacrifices made by the Armed Forces and law enforcement agencies.

In conclusion, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif stressed that the recent Wana and Islamabad court attacks show the involvement of foreign elements. He urged Afghanistan to control terrorist groups and assured that Pakistan will continue its fight against terrorism while protecting national stability and development.