India's allegations against Pakistan without any evidence: Khan
Tehran (KNA) - Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has said India "levelled allegations against Pakistan without any evidence" after New Delhi accused its spy agency of involvement in last week's deadly attack on security forces in the disputed region of Kashmir.
You accused the Pakistani government without providing any evidence, or saying what Pakistan stands to gain from this," Khan said on Tuesday in a recorded statement.
The prime minister said his government was ready to cooperate with India on the Kashmir attack investigation.
More than 40 Indian soldiers were killed in the suicide attack in Pulwama district on Thursday, ratcheting up tensions with its rival Pakistan.
"I am offering: if you want any kind of investigations ... we are ready," Khan said.
"If you have any actionable intelligence, give it to us, I guarantee that we will take action. And we will take action not because of [external] pressure, but because these people would be enemies of Pakistan. If anyone is acting from Pakistani soil, they are harming us."
Source: Aljazeera