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ISPR chief says Pakistan to respond with full might to any of India's misadventures
 [The News (Pak)] Director-General of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Major General Babar Iftikhar on Wednesday warned India that Pakistain will respond with full might to any misadventure and that it should "not play with fire".Talking to Geo News anchorperson Hamid Mir on "Capital Talk", the military spokesperson said Pakistain is ready for any military adventurism and there will be "uncontrollable and unintended consequences". Maj Gen Iftikhar said the Pakistain army's capability was demonstrated in its response last year. "Do not play with fire," he warned the Indian side. He also rejected the Indian allegations of so-called launchpads and said UN military observers are free to go anywhere here but India has never allowed international media and observers on its side of the border. "Things can become clear if the Indian side also allows access to the UN military observer group." The ISPR chief said the situation at the Line of Control is very serious where seven civilians have embraced martyrdom in unprovoked firing by Indian forces this year alone. Related: Babar Iftikhar: 2020-05-06 Situation on LoC very serious: DG ISPR Babar Iftikhar: 2020-05-05 Pak rejects India's infiltration charges Related: Inter-Services Public Relations: 2020-05-06 Situation on LoC very serious: DG ISPR Inter-Services Public Relations: 2020-04-28 Two Pakistani Soldiers, Nine Militants Killed In North Waziristan Clash Inter-Services Public Relations: 2020-03-19 4 military personnel martyred during operation on militant hideout in North Waziristan Related: Hamid Mir: 2017-11-06 Hamid Mir booked in kidnapping case Hamid Mir: 2017-10-04 Doubling down on new foreign policy direction, Asif terms Narendra Modi a 'terrorist' Hamid Mir: 2016-09-30 Pakistan captures one Indian soldier at LoC, several others killed Related: Line of Control: 2020-05-28 Pakistan downs Indian drone Line of Control: 2020-05-06 Situation on LoC very serious: DG ISPR Line of Control: 2020-05-06 Pakistan registers strong protest against India's ceasefire violations Posted by: Fred 2020-06-04 |
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