India dismisses Pakistan’s accusation of backing Afghan Taliban

India has categorically rejected Pakistan's allegations regarding its involvement in the clashes involving the Afghan Taliban. In a statement, Indian officials described these claims as mere 'storytelling' aimed at diverting attention from Pakistan's own history of supporting cross-border terrorism. The tensions between the two nations have escalated in recent weeks, with both sides exchanging accusations related to their respective roles in the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan. India's Foreign Ministry emphasized that Pakistan's attempts to shift the blame will not conceal its backing of terrorist activities that threaten regional stability. This exchange highlights the long-standing rivalry between the two countries, particularly in the context of Afghanistan's political landscape, which remains precarious following the Taliban's resurgence. India's stance reflects its commitment to counter-terrorism and its advocacy for a stable and peaceful Afghanistan, free from external influences that could exacerbate violence and unrest in the region.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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