Pakistan rejects India’s claims on Jammu and Kashmir status
Most outlets reported Pakistan's rejection of India’s "baseless assertions" regarding the status of Jammu and Kashmir, with a focus on the disputed nature of the region under international law and the call for an impartial resolution. Several outlets, including Dunya News and Hum News English, specifically mentioned the need for a UN-mediated plebiscite or the end of rights violations. A few, such as BOL News and Pakistan Observer, noted India’s recent maps or territorial claims as part of the dispute, while others like 24 News HD and Minute Mirror used more general language. The framing was largely consistent in emphasizing Pakistan’s stance as aligned with international recognition, though the level of detail on India’s specific claims varied.
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Pakistan rejects India’s claims over disputed Kashmir status
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has rejected India’s latest assertions concerning the status of Jammu and Kashmir, describing them as unfounded and inconsistent with the territory’s internationally recognised disputed status. Foreign Office Spokesperson Ambassador Sajjad Haider Khan made the remarks while responding to media questions about a statement issued by India’s Ministry of...
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Pakistan rejects India’s ‘baseless assertions’ on Jammu and Kashmir status
Pakistan on Monday rejected India’s position on maps depicting Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, saying New Delhi’s unilateral claims cannot change the internationally recognized status of the disputed region.
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Pakistan rejects India’s ‘baseless’ assertions regarding status of Jammu, Kashmir
Pakistan on Monday “categorically” rejected India’s “baseless assertions” regarding the status of Jammu and Kashmir, saying these are contrary to internationally recognised facts. Responding to media queries regarding the statement issued by India’s Ministry of External Affairs on the map of disputed Jammu and Kashmir region, Foreign Office Spokesperson Sajjad Haider Khan said India’s unilatera...
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Pakistan rejects India’s claims on Kashmir status
Pakistan has rejected India’s claims regarding the status of Jammu and Kashmir. The Foreign Office called India’s position baseless and contrary to internationally recognised facts. Foreign Office spokesperson Sajjad Haider Khan issued the statement on Monday. He said India’s unilateral claims cannot change the disputed status of the territory. Pakistan maintains that Kashmir remains an […]
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Pakistan rejects India’s claims over occupied Kashmir status
Pakistan has rejected India’s assertions regarding the status of occupied Jammu and Kashmir, saying that New Delhi’s unilateral actions and illegal occupation cannot change the internationally recognised disputed status of the region. Responding to media queries about a statement issued by India’s Ministry of External Affairs over the map of occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Foreign Office spokespers...
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Pakistan rejects India’s “baseless” assertions on IIOJK status
"India’s unilateral actions and continued illegal occupation cannot alter the internationally recognised disputed status of Jammu and Kashmir," Foreign Office spokesperson Ambassador Sajjad Haider Khan said in a statement.
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Pakistan rejects India’s Kashmir claims
Pakistan has rejected India’s claims regarding Jammu and Kashmir, reaffirming that unilateral actions cannot alter the disputed status of the territory.
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Pakistan rejects India's 'baseless' claims on status of occupied Kashmir
The Foreign Office (FO) on Monday rejected Indian claims about the status of occupied Kashmir, saying that the neighbouring country’s “unilateral claims of sovereignty have no bearing on the internationally recognised disputed status of the territory”. The statement came after the United Nations voted on Friday to back a resolution spearheaded by several African countries aimed at “a more accur...
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FO reiterates Kashmir’s disputed status, rejects India’s claims
Maintaining its firm position on Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) , Pakistan has once again rejected what it described as baseless Indian claims concerning IIOJK, saying India’s unilateral actions and “illegal occupation” cannot alter the disputed status of the region. Responding to media queries regarding a statement issued by India’s Ministry of External Affairs on the map ...
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Pakistan rejects India’s claims over Jammu and Kashmir
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has categorically rejected India’s “baseless assertions” regarding the status of Jammu and Kashmir, saying its unilateral actions and continued illegal occupation cannot alter the region’s internationally recognised disputed status.
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Pakistan trashes India’s baseless assertions about Kashmir status
Pakistan has categorically rejected India’s baseless assertions regarding the status of Jammu and Kashmir which are totally against the internationally-recognized facts, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
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Pakistan rejects India's baseless assertions on status of Jammu and Kashmir
Pakistan rejects India’s claims on Jammu and Kashmir, reaffirming its disputed status under UN resolutions and calling for an impartial plebiscite and an end to rights violations.
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Pakistan rejects India’s baseless assertions regarding status of Kashmir
ISLAMABAD – Pakistan on Monday categorically rejects India’s baseless assertions regarding the status of Jammu and Kashmir which are contrary to internationally recognized facts. The Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Sajjad Haider Khan, responded to media queries regarding the statement issued by India’s Ministry of External Affairs on the map of disputed […]
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India’s ‘so-called maps’ have no bearing on Kashmir’s legal status: Pakistan
ISLAMABAD – Pakistan has categorically rejected India’s baseless assertions regarding the status of Jammu and Kashmir which are contrary to…
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