After the Pahalgam tragedy, India carried out swift and baseless accusations against Pakistan, resorting to its usual blaming without evidence. Pakistan continued to hold principled stance and rejected these allegations as baseless and politically motivated. 

To put an end to India’s propaganda and present an objective picture of the incident, Pakistan appealed for a neutral international investigation led by the United Nations with due representation of major global powers including United States, China, and Turkey. The demand for justice also draws attention to Pakistan’s unflinching faith in transparency and justice that runs contrary to the Indian tradition of depending on media trials and fake narratives to further its domestic political agenda.

Indian officials and media were quick to point the finger at Pakistan without providing verifiable evidence. Pakistan immediately rejected their claims demanding an impartial, internationally supervised investigation that reflects Islamabad’s confidence in its own position and its refusal to be maligned by false propaganda. While a key regional player, China can bring in balanced oversight and Turkey, with its counterterrorism experience, can bring in depth of knowledge of such complex incidents.

The lack of concrete evidence stems from India, which subsequently casts doubt on credibility of their allegations. India has a history of using terrorist incidents to intensify nationalism, while in some cases using them as a means for electoral victory rather than a genuine hunt for accountability. This pattern must be recognized by the international community and pressure........

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