India rejects Pakistan’s comments on minorities in India, says ‘your abysmal record speaks for itself’

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Monday strongly rejected remarks made by the spokesperson of Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs on incidents in India, calling them baseless and hypocritical. India said Pakistan has no moral standing to comment on the treatment of minorities, given its own poor record on the issue. In a sharp statement, the MEA said Pakistan’s “horrific and systemic victimisation” of minorities belonging to different faiths is a well-established fact recognised globally. The spokesperson stressed that Pakistan’s long history of discrimination, violence, and persecution of religious minorities cannot be hidden by making allegations against India.

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