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No information about movement of Indian army at
border, says ISPR
Rawalpindi—Director General Inter Services Public
Relations (ISPR) and Spokesman Pakistan army Maj. Gen. Athar Abbas
has made it clear that army has found no solid evidence of unusual
military movement by India at international border.
While talking to newsmen on Sunday, he said that Pakistan Army is
ready for national defense and to tackle any untoward situation at
western border.
Abbas said that Army is closely monitoring the Indian military
movements at international border and no unusual activity was
witnessed so far. He advised nation not to worry over India’s
reported ambitions.
“Our intelligence sources have also said that no such directive was
issued by Indian government to boost Indian troops at Pak-India
border”, he said.
On the other hand, Indian External ministry while strongly rejecting
the news aired by some TV Channels of India said neither India is
mulling to suspend ceasefire agreement with Pakistan nor directives
with regard to movement of Indian army at Pak-India border has been
issued.
Earlier, some Indian TV Channels said that Indian Government has
issued orders to boost up troops at border with Pakistan, besides
mulling to suspend ceasefire agreement with Pakistan.—Online
