Pakistan warns India not to interfere in its internal affairs

ISLAMABAD (92 News) – Pakistan has warned India to refrain from interfering in its internal affairs. Addressing the weekly media briefing, Foreign Office spokesperson Khalil Ullah Qazi said that Pakistan has provided proofs of Indian involvement in Pakistani affairs at many occasions including the recent secretary level talks. Regarding Dawood Ibrahim, Qazi said Pakistan has always maintained that he is not on its soil and at last India has admitted the Pakistani stance saying that it does not know his whereabouts. To a question regarding Doha process for reconciliation in Afghanistan, the spokesman said Pakistan has always been supportive of Afghan led and Afghan own process for bringing peace and stability in that country. He said Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has a vision for peace and stability in the region and the government is making all-out efforts under this vision to achieve this objective. He termed the visit of PPP delegation to Kabul on Thursday as good omen and said the government encourages political contacts between the two countries as these can be helpful in promoting bilateral ties.