Pahalgam terrorist attack: Pakistan says “focus on the ‘life’ of tourists who have killed the deadly massacre

Pakistan has issued its first statement since the terrorists opened fire in Pahargam in Kashmir, killing at least 28 people, including tourists on Tuesday.

A spokesman for Pakistan’s foreign ministry responded to the terror, which “focused on the lives of tourists in the attack”.

This is when Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif denied any Pakistan’s involvement in the deadly terrorist attack, but instead accused India of instability in Pakistan.
In the live 92 news in Pakistan, Asif, a close assistant to PML-N senior leader and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, claimed that the violence in Jamu and Kashmir originated from what he called the “revolution” and was driven by the “self-produced” elements of the region.

The attack in the popular tourist destination Baisaran Meadow area robbed nearly 30 people and injured dozens of people. The scale of the attack prompted Prime Minister Narendra Modi to shorten his visit to Saudi Arabia and return to New Delhi to respond to the crisis.

Although Indian authorities have not issued an official statement that attributes the attack to Pakistani militants, Asif quickly got away from the incident from Islamabad. Indian officials did not immediately respond to Asif’s remarks.