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'False and Malicious': India outrightly rejects its alleged involvement in targeted killings conducted on Pakistan soil - Vimarsana News

'False and Malicious': India outrightly rejects its alleged involvement in targeted killings conducted on Pakistan soil

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has denied allegations of a report by The Guardian that mentioned India carrying out targeted assassinations in

Is India behind targeted killings in Pakistan? What we know - Vimarsana News

Is India behind targeted killings in Pakistan? What we know

Pakistani officials tell Al Jazeera at least eight killings could be linked to India. New Delhi rejects these charges.

India denies targeted killings of terrorists in Pakistan - Vimarsana News

India denies targeted killings of terrorists in Pakistan

India has termed as “false and malicious propaganda” reports claiming the country’s involvement in targeted assassinations in Pakistan after the 2019 Pulwama terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir. The strong denial from Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) was given to the UK daily, The

'Pakistan Mein Ghus Kar Marenge': Rajnath Singh On Report That Modi Government Ordered Killings In The Neighbouring Country - Vimarsana News

'Pakistan Mein Ghus Kar Marenge': Rajnath Singh On Report That Modi Government Ordered Killings In The Neighbouring Country

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday (5 April) responded to The Guardian report which claimed that the Modi government ordered killings of terrorists in Pakistan

India ordered assassinations in Pakistan by agent pretending to be journalist - Vimarsana News

India ordered assassinations in Pakistan by agent pretending to be journalist

Intelligence officials in prime minister’s office allegedly cited Jamal Khashoggi’s murder: ‘If Saudis can do this, why not us?’