India rejects Pakistani claims over deadly blasts

New Delhi has rebutted Islamabad’s allegations that it was involved in a terrorist attack in Balochistan

India has rejected allegations by Pakistan that it was involved in a suicide bomb blast in Balochistan province which reportedly killed five people, including three children.

New Delhi called the claims “baseless,” describing them as an attempt to divert attention from Pakistan’s own reputation as a hub of terrorism.

“India rejects the baseless allegations made by Pakistan regarding Indian involvement with the incident in Khuzdar earlier today,” Indian External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswa said. “India condoles the loss of lives in all such incidents. However, 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.”

A bus carrying students was targeted in a blast in Balochistan’s Khuzdar district on Wednesday morning, leaving three children among five dead, while several others were injured, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), a media wing of the Pakistan Armed Forces.

❗️"Suicide Blast" Hits School Bus in #Balochistan - Reports of Four Children Dead & Dozens of People Injured

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