Malaysian PM rejects Indian media attempt to link Pakistan to terrorism
Most outlets led with the Malaysian Prime Minister's rejection of attempts to link Pakistan to terrorism, particularly in the context of the Pahalgam attack. While some, like Pakistan Today and Daily Times, noted the absence of evidence and criticized Indian media or the government for making such claims, others like Minute Mirror focused more generally on the rejection without naming India. Geo News provided a similar framing but with less emphasis on the evidence or criticism of Indian media.
Summary generated by HarZaviya from the headlines and excerpts of the 6 outlets below. Each outlet's own headline is listed under it.
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Malaysian PM says no evidence links Pakistan to Pahalgam attack
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Malaysian PM says no evidence links Pakistan to Pahalgam attack
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Malaysian PM says no evidence links Pakistan to Pahalgam attack
Anwar made the remarks during an interview with Indian broadcaster NDTV on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit.
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Malaysian PM rejects Indian media attempt to link Pakistan to terrorism
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Malaysian PM rejects Indian media attempt to link Pakistan to terrorism
Most outlets led with the Malaysian Prime Minister’s rejection of Indian media efforts to connect Pakistan to the Pahalgam attack, emphasizing his insistence on evidence. Several excerpts also noted Anwar Ibrahim’s statement that Malaysian agencies found no evidence of state-sponsored terrorism. A few outlets, such as *Daily Times* and *The Nation*, described the Indian media effort as a "clumsy attempt" by "Modi’s pro-government media," a framing not present in other excerpts.
Summary generated by HarZaviya from the headlines and excerpts of the 6 outlets below. Each outlet's own headline is listed under it.
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Malaysian PM rejects Indian media attempt to link Pakistan to terrorism
New Delhi - Another clumsy attempt by Modi’s pro-government media to link Pakistan with terrorism fell flat after Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim rejected any such connection and said he had not been provided with evidence linking the Pakistani state to terrorism.
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Malaysian PM rejects Indian media attempt to link Pakistan to terror
Another clumsy attempt by Modi’s pro-government media to link Pakistan with terrorism fell flat after Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim rejected any such connection and said he had not been provided with evidence linking the Pakistani state to terrorism. Speaking in an interview with NDTV, on the sidelines of the Brics Summit, Ibrahim was first […]
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Malaysian PM rejects India’s Pakistan-terror link, demands evidence
Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim rejects attempts to link Pakistan to terrorism over the Pahalgam attack, saying his intelligence agencies found no evidence of state-sponsored terrorism. He stresses a balanced, evidence-based approach as Islamabad calls for a credible, neutral investigation.
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Malaysian PM rejects Pahalgam allegations against ...
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has rejected attempts to link Pakistan with terrorism, saying he had
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Malaysian PM rejects Indian media attempt to link Pakistan to terrorism
Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim speaks as he attends a business and investment conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, October 6, 2025. — ReutersMalaysian agencies provided no such information: PM.Anwar called Israel’s actions state terrorism.Remarks came during BRICS...
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Malaysian PM rebuffs Indian media attempt to tie Pakistan to terrorism
Anwar Ibrahim says no evidence links Pakistan to Pahalgam attack in Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir
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