Indian attempt to stop Pakistan’s water can be seen as act of war

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    [title] => Pakistan High Commissioner dismisses Indian allegations of Uri attack
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    [excerpt] => Abdul Basit says Indian should restrain from hurling allegations without any proof
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NEW DELHI: Pakistan’s High Commissioner Abdul Basit on Tuesday dismissed Indian allegations regarding the Uri attack.
According to Indian media reports, Basit was summoned to the Indian External Affairs Ministry where he was presented evidence pertaining to the attack.
Abdul Basit said Indian should restrain from hurling allegations without any proof.
Pakistan Army monitoring developments
Director General Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) Lt Gen Asim Saleem Bajwa said during a press briefing on Tuesday that Pakistan’s military was monitoring developments on the eastern border, adding that they were prepared for any incident.
“Pakistan has always acted responsibly,” Gen Bajwa said.
He added that charges leveled by India over the Uri attack were upsetting and Pakistan had never accused anyone without concrete evidence.
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