Pakistan calls on the “neutral” investigation into the Kashmir attack news

Pakistan called for a “neutral” investigation in Murder operations Among the tourists in Kashmir, which is run by the Indian in which I blamed New Delhi in Islamabad, saying that she is ready to cooperate and prefer peace.

India has identified two three suspects suspects as Pakistani, although Islamabad denied any role in the attack on Tuesday killed 25 Indians and Nepalese.

“Pakistan is fully prepared to cooperate with any neutral investigators to ensure the discovery of the truth and the service of justice,” said Pakistan’s Interior Minister, Mohsen Naqafi, on Saturday.

“Pakistan is still committed to peace and stability and the following international standards, but it will not give up its sovereignty,” he said at a press conference.

“The last tragedy in Bahama is another example of this permanent blame game, which must stop grinding,” said Pakistani Prime Minister Shaybaz Sharif.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged to follow the attackers “to” the ends of the land “and said that those who planned and executed it” will be punished after their imagination. “

At the same time, calls continue Grow From Indian politicians and others for military revenge against Pakistan.

After the attack, India and Pakistan launched a set of measures against each other, as Pakistan closed the airspace on Indian Airlines, and India has suspended the 1960 Water Treaty that regulates water sharing from the Sindh River and its tributaries.

As the two sides, which are completely inserted Kashmir while it is partially controlled, exchanged fire across their actual borders for two consecutive days after four years of relative calm.

The Indian army said it had responded to the “unjustified” small weapons from the Pakistani army, which began around the middle of Friday night along the border of 740 km (460 miles) that separate the Indian and Pakistani regions in Kashmir. He reported that there are no losses.

Pakistan’s army has not yet commented on the exchange of fire.

Her Mali Ludhi, a former Pakistani diplomat, told the island that there was a “bleak mood” in Pakistan with a great deal of arresting what might happen after that.

Ludhi said: “The nuclear neighbors are on the verge of the most dangerous confrontation, so there are concerns, especially because of the sermons of Prime Minister Modi as well as the Indian media.”

The former ambassador confirmed that due to this speech, there is a fear that India will take a “kinetic act” against Pakistan.

“This means a very strong and strong response from Pakistan,” she said.

Ludhi concluded that “fear and fear really focus on the fact that we can be on the threshold of a complete crisis.”

The Indians who live in the border village of Jamu and Kashmir, RS Bora, began cleaning community warehouses as diplomatic tenses with Pakistan escalating.

“We are the residents of the border areas. Whatever happens in India, our regions will be the first to be affected,” Vir Cor Resident told Reuters.

“We are preparing ourselves until we are ready if anything happens. The Indian government will not need to think if its people who live in the border are safe. We do not want to be a burden for them.”

In an editorial published on Saturday, Pakistan Pop Pakistan said, “It is time again to give diplomacy an opportunity as Pakistan or India can carry the war.”

The editorial added that “these are dangerous times in the Indian subcontinent, and there is a need for both Pakistan and India to show restraint and deal with post -nonsense developments.”

Meanwhile, the Indian security forces continued chase For the suspects and destroyed the Hindi’s homes, which are run by the Indian, at least five suspects, including one who believed participated in the last attack.

Parts of broken glass were scattered on the site of one house in the village of Moram in the Poloama area on Saturday. Local residents said they have not seen two names of Ahmed Sheikh, a suspect fighter whose house has been destroyed in the past three years.

“No one knows where he is,” Al -Jar Samir Ahmed told Reuters.

“Ihsan’s family has lost her home. They will suffer for this, and not for him.”

However, quoting the “National Security Authority”, the Indian authorities announced the ban on the live coverage of widespread military and security operations.