Pakistan rejects India's claims about Hindu temple demolition
Most outlets reported that Pakistan has rejected India's assertions regarding the demolition of a Hindu temple in Narowal, describing Delhi's narrative as "false" and "politically motivated." The framing was largely consistent, with the Business Recorder quoting the Foreign Office's full description of the claims, while The Express Tribune summarized the rejection and characterization of the Indian narrative. Both used similar language to convey Islamabad's stance.
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Demolition of Hindu temple: Islamabad rejects New Delhi’s assertions
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has categorically rejected the false and politically motivated assertions made by the Indian Ministry of External Affairs regarding the demolition of a Hindu temple at AddaSiraj, Narowal. The Foreign Office (FO) Spokesperson, Mr. SajjadHaider Khan, stated this in response to media queries regarding the Indian Ministry of External Affairs Press Release on the Hindu temple at ...
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FO rejects India's temple demolition claims
Islamabad describes Delhi's narrative as 'false, politically motivated'
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