India wants to destabilize Pakistan; agencies thwarted four major terrorist acts: PM Imran Khan

ISLAMABAD, Jun 30: Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan Tuesday said that India was undoubtedly involved in terrorist activities inside Pakistan, including the attack on the Pakistan Stock Exchange as it was trying to destabilize the country and create an atmosphere of uncertainty.

Speaking in the National Assembly soon after the passage of the annual budget, he especially mentioned the valour and huge sacrifices of police personnel and security guards who thwarted the terrorist attack on the Pakistan Stock Exchange on Monday.

He saluted the sacrifices of the ‘heroes of Pakistan’, including Sub-Inspector Shahid Shaheed, and stock exchange guards Ifitkhar, Khudayar and Hassan Ali. The latter’s sister suffered from cardiac arrest and could not survive on hearing the news of the incident.

The prime minister further said the terrorists, armed with weapons, had arrived with nefarious designs to take people at the PSX as a hostage, but the police and security personnel frustrated their plan.

Imran Khan said the country’s intelligence agencies were on high alert. “Four major terrorist acts have been thwarted and preempted, including two around the Federal Capital Islamabad,” he said,  adding it was a huge success and appreciated the performance and vigilance of the intelligence agencies.

Diplomats express solidarity with Pakistan

Meanwhile,  the spokesperson for the Foreign Office Aisha Farooqui Tuesday took to her Twitter account to extend gratitude to a number of ambassadors, foreign embassies and foreign ministries of different countries who had expressed solidarity with the government and people of Pakistan over a terrorist attack on Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) in Karachi yesterday.

In a series of tweets, she separately thanked ambassadors of Turkey, Iran, Azerbaijan, High Commissioners of the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Embassy of the United States, foreign affairs ministries of China and Turkey for their support and solidarity with the government and people of Pakistan.

A number of foreign ambassadors in Pakistan, foreign missions and the foreign affairs ministries of different countries had tweeted their respective governments’ response over the PSX terrorist attack, condemning the act of terror and expressing solidarity, besides expressing sympathies with the families of deceased security personnel and those injured.

On Monday morning, four terrorists armed with sophisticated weapons tried to storm into the PSX compound, but they were taken out within eight minutes by the valiant police and security personnel and the private guards, sacrificing their lives.

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