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\nForeign Office responding to reports of opening of \u2018Free Balochistan Office\u2019 in New Delhi said on Thursday that Indian interference in Pakistan was an established fact and indicated its hegemonic designs.
\nForeign Office spokesman, Dr Muhammad Faisal at a weekly press briefing here at the Foreign Office said, \u201cIndia needs to act as a responsible member of the international community and desist from such actions.\u201d
\nHe said the case of Commander Jadhav was an evidence of \u201cIndian terrorism and espionage\u201d, and said Pakistan had shared with the UN and international community.
\n\u201cIndian actions are against inter-state norms and threaten regional peace and tranquility,\u201d Dr. Muhammad Faisal said, adding that Pakistan was fully equipped to defend itself against such acts.
\nThe FO spokesman said Pakistan\u2019s case in International Court of Justice (ICJ) against Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav was \u201cvery strong\u201d, because he was apprehended within Pakistani territory.
\nHe said the UN secretary general\u2019s endorsement of the report by the Office of Human Rights Commission on Kashmir was the biggest success of Pakistan in 70 years in the domain of Kashmir.
\n\u201cThe international support that we gained on Kashmir is the biggest success of our foreign policy in seven decades,\u201d Dr. Muhammad Faisal said and added that the OHCHR report \u201canother blow to India\u2019s farcical constructs about IOK\u201d.
\nThe Spokesman mentioned that the OHCHR report quoted official Indian sources including Indian parliament, supreme court and external affairs ministry for not giving permission to the inquiry commission for a visit.
\nOn contrary, he said, Pakistan welcomed the visit by the UN commission of Inquiry, as recommended in the report, to both Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Indian occupied Kashmir.
\nHe said the OHCHR report had greatly upset the Indian efforts to project that all was well in IoK and was the first report of its kind that acknowledged and documented India\u2019s widest human rights violations.
\nHe said the Indian attempts to call this report a motivated and ill-intended piece of work had been vociferously denied by the United Nations and said the UN calls India\u2019s allegations, without proper examining of the report, were deeply disappointing.
\nOn India\u2019s test-launch of BrahMose supersonic missile, the spokesman said there was a need for restraint and responsibility to control the arms race in South Asia.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
INP ISLAMABAD Foreign Office responding to reports of opening of \u2018Free Balochistan Office\u2019 in New Delhi said on Thursday that Indian interference in Pakistan was an established fact and indicated its hegemonic designs. Foreign Office spokesman, Dr Muhammad Faisal at a weekly press briefing here at the Foreign Office said, \u201cIndia needs to act as […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[2],"tags":[],"class_list":{"0":"post-28673","1":"post","2":"type-post","3":"status-publish","4":"format-standard","6":"category-top-news"},"yoast_head":"\n