Samjhauta Express case update: Pakistan has expressed deep disappointment over the lack of justice for victims of the 2007 bombing. Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Andrabi addressed the media in Islamabad on Wednesday. He criticized the acquittal of key suspects in the historical terror investigation.
The spokesperson highlighted the plight of families still awaiting accountability after nineteen years. He noted that the legal outcomes in India reflect a callous attitude toward the victims. Many Pakistani and Indian nationals lost their lives in the heinous train attack.
Pakistan Slams India Terror Allegations
The Foreign Office spokesperson rejected recent claims made by the Indian Ministry of External Affairs. He stated that Pakistan slams India terror accusations as a diversion from internal issues. Islamabad maintains that New Delhi fails to provide a fair trial for the Samjhauta survivors.
Officials in Pakistan expressed alarm over the rise of “saffron terror” and extremist ideologies. They believe these motivations fueled the 2007 attack. The spokesperson called for a transparent legal process to ensure closure for the grieving families.
Concerns Over State-Sponsored Terrorism India
Pakistan officially alleges that the exoneration of the accused indicates political complicity. The Foreign Office views these developments as evidence of state-sponsored terrorism India supports within the region.
Pakistan Diplomatic Reports.
Andrabi mentioned that the systemic release of suspects remains deeply troubling for regional peace.
Evidence of “Fitna-al-Hindustan” BLA Links
The briefing also touched upon militant activities in Balochistan and neighboring areas. Pakistan claims to possess concrete evidence of Indian involvement in domestic instability. The spokesperson specifically mentioned the “Fitna-al-Hindustan” BLA connection during the session.
He asserted that recent statements from New Delhi vindicate Pakistanβs long-standing position. These militant outfits receive support to promote chaos within Pakistani borders.
Balochistan Security Updates.
Marking the Samjhauta Express 19th Anniversary
As the Samjhauta Express 19th anniversary approaches, the call for international intervention grows louder. Islamabad urges the global community to take notice of the “duplicity” in the trial. The Foreign Office insists that the masterminds of the blast must face the law.
Andrabi concluded by reiterating that peace requires genuine accountability. Pakistan remains committed to exposing those who facilitate violence. The families of the deceased deserve more than just empty promises from the authorities.
