Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, during his speech in Pakistan’s National Assembly, accused India of carrying the terror attack on Pakistan’s Stock Exchange.
The terror attack on Pakistan’s Stock Exchange on Monday claimed lives of four people as terrorists armed with weapons and explosives launched a grenade attack and fired indiscriminately.
Imran Khan’s statement comes in a day after a banned separatist organization called the Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack.
Balochistan’s leaders have long accused the Pakistani federal government of neglecting and depriving the resource-rich province.
Khan said, “India made a huge plan to de-stabilise Pakistan, they came with a huge arsenal. They planned to enter the Pakistan stock exchange and keep the people under captivity. Just like the one happened in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack.”
He further added, “We have no doubt that this was done by India.” He added that it was a huge win for Pakistan as the agencies had averted a major attack which was planned by India to destabilize Pakistan.”
The United Nations Security Council has condemned the attack on Pakistan’s Stock Exchange and urged all actors involved to bring culprits to justice.