Pakistan says Indian leadership’s remarks reflect ‘deeply troubling mindset’

‘Deeply troubling mindset’ of Indian leadership prioritises hostility over peace: FO

Two guards stand outside of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs office in Islamabad. — AFP/FileISLAMABAD: Pakistan has denounced recent hostile statements by Indian leadership, notably those made in Bihar, calling them indicative of a highly "troubling mindset" that puts animosity above peace.In...

Pakistan says Indian leadership’s remarks reflect ‘deeply troubling mindset’

FO says peace in the region demanded "maturity, restraint, and a willingness to address the root causes of conflict".

Eat bread, or face my bullet – a letter to humanity

By Afzaal Rehan In recent days, a flood of hatred has gripped both Indian and Pakistani media, each side engaged in a contest of venomous propaganda against the other. The madness has reached such levels that those who choose not to participate in this hate-mongering are looked upon with suspicion, as if their patriotism is questionable or insufficient. Historically, I’ve had complaints about our own nation’s aggressive narratives against our ne…

Pakistan condemns hostile remarks by Indian leadership – Pakistan Times Today

Pakistan has strongly condemned recent remarks made by Indian leadership, including those…

Pakistan rejects hostile Indian statements, calls for resolution of Kashmir dispute - Islamabad Post

MOFA spokesperson terms remarks as ‘deeply troubling’ and ‘divorced from reality’ ISLAMABAD, JUN 2: Pakistan has strongly condemned recent antagonistic remarks made by Indian leaders, including those delivered in Bihar, and statements from the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, calling them “deeply troubling” and “divorced from reality.” In response to media queries on 29 May 2025, the spokesperson for Pakistan’s Foreign Office said the Indian…

Pakistan Condemns Indian Leadership’s Remarks, Calls for Peace and Regional Stability

Pakistan has strongly condemned recent remarks by Indian leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech in Bihar, calling them reflective of a troubling mindset that promotes aggression over peace. The Foreign Office issued a firm statement warning that such rhetoric poses a threat to regional stability. Troubling Mindset and Misdirected Blame Foreign Office spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan said Indian leaders are prioritising hostility o…