Pakistan on Thursday asserted that the decision of the Supreme Court to stop the military authorities from trial of civilians may not apply to Indian death-row prisoner Kulbhushan Jadhav’s case. It said that the punishments which have been accorded to Kulbhushan are in line with Pakistan’s laws.
The FO reminded that it was Pakistan which had brought to fruition the idea of Gurdwara Darbar Sahib Kartarpur Corridor and completed the project in record time as a gift to the Sikh community in India and worldwide.
The site was reportedly inaccessible to users from several countries, foreign ministry spokesperson Mohammad Faisal said.
Pakistan on Thursday described India's response to its proposal to finalise an agreement on the opening of the Kartarpur corridor as "Kartarpur corridor", saying that Islamabad's reply will be "mature".
India has no role in Afghanistan, the Pakistan Foreign Office spokesperson said on Thursday, asserting that Islamabad played a key role in arranging direct talks between the Taliban and the US to find a peaceful solution to the longstanding Afghan problem.
The reaction of Pakistan FO came after India accused Islamabad of not returning her shoes after the meeting held in Islamabad on Monday.
Most of Jadhav’s remarks were clearly tutored and designed “to perpetuate the false narrative” of his alleged spying in Pakistan, the external affairs ministry said in a no-holds-barred statement against Islamabad’s conduct.
Pakistan’s confirmation for the meeting comes amid media reports suggesting that India was yet to provide details about the arrival of Jadhav’s relatives in Pakistan.
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