Priyanka Tiwari
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Suspense crime, Digital Desk : The indignant denial of the use of Khuzdar school bus explosion by India as a reason for their aggression lies equally within the stance of the MEA of Ministry External Affairs. The bus explosion in Pakistan's Khuzdar district which is located in Balochistan killed four students, and around thirty-eight more were wounded, exacerbating the toll of this horrifying event.
MEA Spokesperson Issues Strong Rebuttal
Pakistan's claims were dismissed as “baseless and diversionary” by the official spokesperson of the MEA, Randhir Jaiswal.
“India rejects the baseless allegations made by Pakistan regarding Indian involvement with the incident in Khuzdar earlier today. India condoles the loss of lives in all such incidents,” he has said.
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“Pakistan has compliantly branded India for each of its self-created problems,” he called out Islamabad.
“In order to divert attention from its reputation as the global epicenter of terrorism and to hide its own gross failings, it has become second nature for Pakistan to blame India for all its internal issues. This attempt to hoodwink the world is doomed to fail,” Jaiswal defended.
Blast Kills Children, Injures Dozens in Balochistan
As per the blast reports, which was reported by Dawn, the explosion happened while a school bus was traversing near Zero Point in Khuzdar, which is a sensitive area in Balochistan. The explosion has claimed the lives of four children and injuring 38 others, as confirmed by local deputy commissioner, Yasir Iqbal Dashti.
No group has claimed responsibility so far, and the cause for the blast is still being investigated.
India Pushes for Accountability and Reality Instead of Campaigns
Again, without proof, Pakistan has made these accusations in the past. India claims such claims are an attempt to shift the focus of international attention to internal governance issues and militant threats.
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