Pakistan on Monday denied allegations by the Indian media about the involvement of its intelligence agencies in last week's killing of 77 Bangladeshi army officers by Bangladesh Rifles. Responding to the allegations by Times of India, Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit said, "These reports are obviously baseless and malafide."
It's only coincidence that it took place a few days after the Banglas started putting 1971 war criminals on trial after 38 years, and it's only coincidence that the mutineers' sugar daddy is a Pak in Bangla clothing.
"Pakistan and Bangladesh enjoy close, friendly and cooperative ties," he said, adding that Pakistan believed in the principles of 'non-intervention and non-interference'. |