India slams Pakistan for attempting to shift blame; MEA says, ‘We reject this statement with…’

The authorities in Pakistan accused the attack on India, but did not share any evidence.

On Saturday, June 28, India detonated Pakistan for trying to blame Pakistan for a suicide attack in the Wazirist region of the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. At least 14 security personnel were killed in the bomb attack and 25 people were injured, including many civilians. “We have seen an official statement by the Pakistani army trying to blame India for attacking Waziristan on June 28,” the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MEA) said in a statement on social media. He said. “We reject this statement with the humiliation it deserves,” he added.

800 kilograms explosives
The authorities in Pakistan accused the attack on India, but did not share any evidence. The bombing hit a military vehicle in Khadi village in the afternoon of Saturday afternoon, despite a curfew in the region to facilitate the movement of the security forces. According to media reports, a preliminary investigation found about 800 kilograms of explosives in the attack. Among the wounded were 15 army staff and 10 civilians, including several children. The bombing pointed out one of the most deadly attacks in the region in recent years.

Pak Taliban claims responsibility
Hafiz Gül Bahadur, a fraction of Pakistan Taliban, a militant outfit claimed responsibility for the deadly attack. Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province has usually emerged several forbidden militant groups, which often target security officials. Islamabad blames supporting these clothes, which claims to be rejected by the neighboring Afghanistan. Pakistan Taliban, the umbrella of several militants, has long tried to overthrow the Pakistan government and establish its own Islamic government version.