Former Pakistani leg knight Danish Kaneria slams Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for not condemning the Pahargam terrorist attack, saying that he (Shehbaz) knows the truth because he is “cultivating” terrorists.
Pahalgam terrorist attack: former Parker cricketer Denmark Kaneria
Former Pakistani leg knight Danish Kaneria slams Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for not condemning the Pahargam terrorist attack, saying he (Shehbaz) knows he is “cultivating” terrorists because he knows the truth. “If Pakistan really has no effect in the Pahargam terrorist attack, why hasn’t Prime Minister @cmshehbaz condemned it yet?” the former cricketer wrote on X. He added: “Why is your troops suddenly on high alert? Because deep down you know the truth – you are sheltering and raising terrorists. Shameful of you.”
Pakistan said on Wednesday that this “focused on the lives of tourists in the Pahargam terrorist attack”.
“We are concerned about the lives of tourists who died in an attack in Anantnag area. We express our near-continuous condolences to the deceased and hope to recover quickly,” Pakistan’s FO spokesman Shafqat Khan said in a statement in response to media questions about the attack.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi told U.S. President Donald Trump that he was determined to punish those responsible for Pahargan terrorism, heralding retaliatory actions that have become a hallmark of his response to terrorism.
At least 26 tourists and local civilians were killed on Tuesday after gunmen opened fire in Jamu and Baisaran in Kashmir. According to witnesses, a group of armed terrorists emerged from nearby forests, and wanted fires against civilians, most of whom were tourists.
Baisran is a small meadow three to four kilometers from Pahalgam market, and tourists bring horses to this place because there are no cars on the road.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in New Delhi on Wednesday morning after cutting his trip to Saudi Arabia due to terrorist attacks.
He held a brief meeting at the airport with NSA Ajit Doval, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and Foreign Minister Vikram Misri. Prime Minister Modi strongly condemned the terrorist attack on Tuesday, noting that guilt would be brought to justice and reiterated India’s “inactive” determination to fight terrorism.
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