Afghstan on Sunday "strongly rejected" the allegations of the spokesman of Pakistan's Army claiming the use of Afghan territory against the country and said it will continue to coordinate global efforts to jointly fight terrorism.
Afghstan foreign ministry, in a statement, said it is committed to a policy of combating all forms of terrorism, without discrimination around the world and will never allow Afghan territory to be used for destructive activities against other countries.
On Saturday at a joint press conference, Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and army spokesman Major-General Babar Iftikhar accused India of using Afghstan to carry out terrorist activities against Pakistan.
After carefully reviewing the video of the press conference, the Afghan ministry said it rejects the allegation and reiterates that there is absolutely no evidence that Malik (Feraydoon Khan) Mohmand, one of the tribal leaders of Nangarhar province, was involved in the terrorist attacks on the Peshawar Agricultural University.
"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghstan strongly rejects the allegations of the spokesman of the Pakist Army claiming the use of Afghan territory against that country," the statement read.
"The Government and People of Afghstan, as the Greatest Victims of Terrorism, will continue to coordinate global efforts to jointly fight terrorism, its sources of finance and equipment, their safe havens in the region, and in this regard welcomes the cooperation of all countries of the region, including Pakistan in bilateral and multilateral cooperation formats," it added.
Meanwhile, India today slammed Islamabad over allegation of New Delhi's involvement in incidents in Pakistan, saying claims of "proof'' against India have "no credibility, are fabricated and represent figments of imagination", adding that international community is aware of Pakistan's tactics and proof of its terror sponsorship.
In a response to media queries on the press conference by Pakistan's foreign ministry and the "establishment", MEA spokesperson Anurag Srivastava said that it is yet another futile "anti-India propaganda exercise" by Pakistan whose forces continue to engage in providing supporting cover fire to infiltrators.
( With inputs from ANI )
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