FO Rejects Indian FM's 'Irresponsible' Remarks

Pakistan rejects Indian FM’s remarks as irresponsible

ISLAMABAD  -  Pakistan yesterday strongly rejected recent remarks made by India’s External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar during his

FO rejects Indian FM's 'irresponsible' remarks

FO also points out India’s ongoing campaign to mislead international community with fabricated narrative of victimhood

Pakistan rebuffs Indian FM's irresponsible remarks in Brussels

Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in Islamabad. — Radio Pakistan/FileISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Wednesday dismissed the Indian external affairs minister’s remarks in Brussels as irresponsible, urging him to stop pushing misleading narratives to justify recent aggression.“The...

FO slams Indian foreign minister for 'irresponsible remarks' in Brussels

FO rejects India's “victimhood” claim, citing terror, IIOJK repression.Says India should introspect over subversion, not deflect blame.FO links India's tone to frustration after failed military action.

Pakistan Rejects Jaishankar’s Remarks, Terms Them Irresponsible and Hostile - The Financial Daily

KARACHI – June 5, 2025:Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Wednesday strongly rejected recent statements made by Indian External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar during his visit to Brussels, calling them “irresponsible” and “bellicose,” and accusing New Delhi of fueling regional hostility instead of promoting peace. In a sharply worded statement, the Foreign Office said:“Pakistan categorically rejects the irresponsible remarks mad…

Pakistan rejects irresponsible remarks by Indian Minister

Pakistan strongly rejected the recent irresponsible comments made by the Indian External Affairs Minister during his media appearances in Brussels, advising him to avoid spreading false narratives to justify India’s aggressive behavior. In a statement, the Foreign Office spokesperson emphasized that senior diplomats should promote peace and understanding, rather than resort to aggressive rhetoric. A foreign minister’s language, they added, shoul…