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India Rejects Pakistan’s Claims as Cross-Border Campaign in Afghanistan Continues

New Delhi’s rebuttal follows Islamabad’s UN accusation that India backs militants from Afghan territory.

Overview

  • MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said India rejects the allegations as baseless and described Pakistan as a state sponsor of terrorism with zero credibility on cross-border terror.
  • Pakistan told the UN on March 9 that India supports the TTP and BLA from Afghan soil and says it has seized conclusive evidence, including modern military-grade equipment.
  • Islamabad is pressing sustained strikes and operations inside Afghanistan against TTP and ISKP infrastructure under Operation Ghazab Lil Haq, presented as self-defence.
  • India has condemned the airstrikes at the UN as violations of sovereignty, citing 185 civilian deaths as of March 6, while UN reporting warns of large-scale displacement in Afghanistan.
  • Reporting highlights Pakistan’s fiscal stress from the Iran war and an IMF review, with fuel price spikes further constraining the sustainability of its military campaign.