Pakistan calls back High Commissioner from India for consultations

ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Asad Umar on Monday stressed the need for India to listen to the people of held Kashmir saying that the more it would try and suppress the Kashmiri people through violence the more determined they would become.

In a statement on social media website Twitter, he said: “India needs to listen to the people of kashmir.”

“It must realize that the more they try and repress the people of kashmir through violence the more determined kashmiri’s become to break free from the subjugation by India.”

In an apparent reference to allegations of India linking the Pulwama attack with Pakistan, the finance minister said, “No amount of scapegoating Pakistan will change that reality.”

India needs to listen to the people of kashmir. It must realize that the more they try and repress the people of kashmir through violence the more determined kashmiri’s become to break free from the subjugation by India. No amount of scapegoating Pakistan will change that reality

— Asad Umar (@Asad_Umar) February 18, 2019

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In the wake of the Pulwama attack, Pakistan today called back its high commissioner (HC) appointed in India for consultations over the prevailing situation.

The Foreign Office spokesperson Dr Mohammad Faisal in his tweet message said, “We have called back our high commissioner in India for consultations. He left New Delhi this morning.”

 

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