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FO condemns Indian minister's remarks on Kashmir issue, warns against underestimating resolve to thwart 'any adventurism'
Pakistan's Foreign Office condemned Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's remarks on Kashmir, calling them 'highly provocative and irresponsible' and warning India against underestimating Pakistan's resolve to counter 'adventurism'. Singh asserted there would be 'no talks with Pakistan' and claimed Azad Jammu and Kashmir is 'illegally occupied', prompting Pakistan to accuse India of undermining UN resolutions and regional peace.
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