ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Thursday summoned the Indian high commissioner and sought explanation over no reply from India in response to the dossier shared by Pakistan in connection to the Pulwama attack, ARY News reported.
Sources told ARY News that Pakistan insisted upon India to submit reply to eight of the questions put up by Pakistan over Pulwama attack. Pakistan also sought a reply from India to elucidate about the spokesperson of a proscribed terror outfit that the neighboring country believed was behind the attack.
The FO reiterated to the Indian high commissioner to provide actionable evidence and assured cooperation in this regard, sources said.
Read: Any misadventure to meet a befitting response; Pakistan tells India
Earlier during a press conference, Foreign Office spokesperson Dr. Muhammad Faisal said Pakistan had handed over further questions to the India High Commissioner on the Pulwama dossier.
“We hope India will answer these questions soon,” he said.
On April 7, the Foreign Office, after receiving credible intelligence reports that India was one again plotting military aggression against Pakistan, had summoned India’s deputy high commissioner and warned that any misadventure would meet a befitting response.
Pakistan would retaliate and give befitting response to any misadventure, the Indian envoy was told.
The warning came after the statement of Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, in which he had said “Pakistan has reliable intelligence that India is hatching a new plot and may resort to military aggression against Pakistan between April 16-20.”
