Pak senate passes resolution condemning India's 'hostile' statements

June 11, 2015 15:11

The Pakistan Senate today unanimously passed a resolution condemning the "provocative and hostile" statements from prominent Indian leaders against Pakistan.

The resolution said such attempts by India are unacceptable and Pakistan rejects this ongoing hegemonic mindset. The resolution emphasized that Pakistan will never allow its territory to be violated by India under any pretext.

The political leaders in Senate stated that Pakistani armed forces are fully capable to give a befitting response to any incursion and Pakistan people stand shoulder to shoulder with the armed forces.

Participants urged the international community to take note of such anti statements which negatively impact on the prospects of regional peace, sovereignty and stability.

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