Imran Khan accused India attacked Karachi Stock Exchange in Pakistan

In addition to Corona this week in the Urdu newspapers published from Pakistan, news related to the attack on Karachi Stock Exchange has been in the news.

Prime Minister Imran Khan has held India responsible for this attack.

On Monday (June 29), four gunmen attacked a stock exchange building in Pakistan’s largest city, Karachi.

The security personnel thwarted the attack but two security guards, including four gunmen and a police sub-inspector were killed.

The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), an extremist group operating in Balochistan, Pakistan, has claimed responsibility for the attack.

Speaking in the Pakistani Parliament the next day of the attack, Imran Khan said, “There is no doubt that India has carried out this attack. Its plot was created there to destabilize Pakistan.

The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has a relationship with India, it is known to all.

Since the inauguration of the CPEC (China-Pakistan Economic Corridor), India has become more active in Balochistan and with the help of the BLA, conducts extremist actions in Pakistan.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself blamed this and confirmed Pakistan’s allegations that India is helping extremist organizations in Balochistan.

In 2016, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had mentioned Balochistan in his speech given from Red Fort in Delhi on Independence Day. Doordarshan also conducted an interview of Baloch leader Brahmdag Khan Bugti on 27 August in the same year (2016). For this, a team of Doordarshan was sent to Geneva.

On the basis of all these things, Pakistan alleges that it is clear from Modi’s speech that India helps extremists in Balochistan. However India rejects these allegations.