Pakistan Rejects Indian Claims Over Pahalgam Attack Fabrications

Pakistan has strongly rejected the claims made by Indian Home Minister Amit Shah, who asserted that three militants killed in Jammu and Kashmir were involved in the April 22 Pahalgam attack and linked to Pakistan through recovered evidence. Pakistan's Foreign Ministry described Shah's account as "replete with fabrications" and accused Indian leaders of distorting facts to justify aggression and glorify conflict for domestic political purposes. The Pakistani government criticized India's military actions following the attack, stating they resulted in the deaths of innocent civilians and failed to meet strategic objectives, while Pakistan claimed success in neutralizing Indian military targets. Pakistan also condemned India for not accepting its offer of a transparent and independent probe into the Pahalgam attack and urged Indian leaders to acknowledge their own losses and the role of third parties in the ceasefire. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi denied claims by U.S. President Donald Trump that he had brokered peace during the recent conflict, further complicating the tense situation. The dispute underscores continued high tensions and mutual accusations between the two countries over Kashmir-related violence and military engagements.