Srinagar: Pakistan called on Saturday April 26 for a “neutral” investigation into the mainly Indian tourist murders in cashmere that New Delhi blamed in Islamabad, saying that he was willing to cooperate and favored peace.
India has identified two of the three alleged activists as Pakistanis, although Islamabad denied any role In the attack on Tuesday who killed 25 Indian tourists and a Nepalese.
“Pakistan is fully ready to cooperate with all neutral investigators to ensure that the truth is discovered and that justice is done,” said Pakistan Minister Mohin Naqvi.
“Pakistan remains attached to peace, stability and the next international standards, but will not compromise on its sovereignty,” he said at a press conference.
The Indian Prime Minister Narendra amended to continue the attackers at the “ends of the earth” and declared that those who planned him and the realization “will be punished beyond their imagination”. Calls are also from Indian politicians and others for military reprisals against Pakistan.
After the attack, India and Pakistan sparked a series of measures against each other, Pakistan closing its airspace to Indian airlines and in India by suspending the 1960s water Treaty which regulates water sharing from the Industry river and its tributaries.
The two parts, which fully claim the cashmere, while partially governing it, also exchanged fire through their de facto border after four years of relative calm.
The Indian army said that it had responded to unavored “light -bound” “Pakistani army, the Pakistani army, which started around midnight on Friday 740 km from the Indian and Pakistani regions of the cashmere. He made no victim.
The Pakistani army did not respond to a request for comments.
