NEW DELHI: The chief of India’s top spy agency said on Thursday that no evidence has been found of Pakistan’s involvement in the Pathankot terror strike.
Sharad Kumar, director general of National Investigation Agency (NIA), said: “No evidence to show that Pakistan government or Pakistani government agency was helping Jaish–e–Mohammed or Masood Azhar or his aides carry out Pathankot attack." Kumar was speaking to News18 TV channel.
Nafees Zakaria, spokesman of Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry, said Kumar’s statement has vindicated Pakistan’s long-standing stance on the matter of Pathankot incident.
“Pakistan’s spirit of cooperation is manifested in the action we took in the wake of the alleged incident,” he said. Pakistan believes in peaceful coexistence with neighboring countries in the region, added Zakaria.
Sharad Kumar, director general of National Investigation Agency (NIA), said: “No evidence to show that Pakistan government or Pakistani government agency was helping Jaish–e–Mohammed or Masood Azhar or his aides carry out Pathankot attack." Kumar was speaking to News18 TV channel.
Nafees Zakaria, spokesman of Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry, said Kumar’s statement has vindicated Pakistan’s long-standing stance on the matter of Pathankot incident.
“Pakistan’s spirit of cooperation is manifested in the action we took in the wake of the alleged incident,” he said. Pakistan believes in peaceful coexistence with neighboring countries in the region, added Zakaria.
