Pakistan says it's not bowing to Indian or international pressure as it cracks down on militant groups in the wake of the crisis over Kashmir.
Islamabad, Pakistan Pakistan said it is not bowing to Indian or international pressure as it cracks down on militant groups in the wake of the crisis over Kashmir.
On Tuesday, authorities said they detained 44 members of banned organizations, including the son and brother of Masood Azhar, the leader of militant group Jaish-e-Mohammed .JeM claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in Pulwama in Indian-controlled Kashmir on February 14, which resulted in the deaths of 40 Indian troops and precipitated the current escalation in tensions between the two nuclear-armed powers. Speaking to CNN, Pakistan's military spokesperson, Maj. Gen.
How the latest Kashmir crisis happened 02:03'Eyeballs to eyeballs' along the borderThe Pulwama attack prompted retaliatory measures by India, which said last week that it had struck a JeM camp within Pakistan. Pakistan disputes the existence of the camp but acknowledges that Indian jets had dropped a payload within its borders."Not even a single brick has been found there if there was infrastructure, and not even a dead body found there. Their claims are false," Ghafoor said.
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