ISLAMABAD: Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said that India will not allow independent journalists to visit occupied Kashmir.
In a statement, Shah Mehmood Qureshi said that India is committing violations of international laws by targeting the civilian population along Line of Control (LoC).
Qureshi further said that the visit of foreign media representatives to LoC yesterday was very important. “Since India has always resorted to double standards.”
Pakistan took foreign media persons to Line of Control to show them the reality, he said. According to the foreign minister, India will not allow independent journalists to visit IoK.
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“India keeps movements of the United Nations (UN) observers limited so that they cannot see the facts on Line of Control,” he stated. Shah Mehmood further stated that India’s relations with its neighbors, including China, Nepal, and Bangladesh are getting tense day by day.
“India is deteriorating its ties with other regional countries because of its extremist ideology. Iran has also dropped India from Chabahar project,” he added. Earlier, Qureshi termed the situation in IOK similar to Palestine.
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