Pakistan Kabul Attack Draws India’s Strong Condemnation
- India condemns Pakistan Kabul attack on hospital as brutal act
- Afghanistan anger grows after deadly airstrike in Kabul
Hyderabad, March 17: India has strongly condemned Pakistan’s attack on a hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, calling it a brutal act. The Pakistan Kabul attack has triggered global shock after reports said 400 people were killed and more than 300 were injured.
According to the input, Pakistan carried out an airstrike on a hospital in the Afghan capital on Monday night. The attack targeted a drug treatment center in Kabul. However, the scale of casualties has drawn sharp criticism from several countries.
Pakistan Kabul Attack and India’s Response
Meanwhile, India’s Ministry of External Affairs reacted strongly to the Pakistan Kabul attack. It said the incident does not appear to be an act of war. Instead, it stated that Pakistan is trying to portray this genocide as a military operation.
India described the strike as a brutal massacre. It also said that attacking a hospital violates international laws of war. Therefore, India stressed that such actions are unacceptable and dangerous.
Global Reaction and Pakistan’s Justification
Afghanistan has expressed deep anger over the attack. Many countries have also criticized Pakistan for the airstrike. The incident has raised serious concerns about civilian safety and regional stability.
However, Pakistan defended its action. It said the strike was deliberate and targeted weapons centers. It also claimed that Afghanistan has become a safe haven for the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, which has carried out attacks in Pakistan.
India rejected this justification and maintained its strong stance. It said the attack was against Afghan sovereignty. It also warned that such actions could harm peace and stability in the region.
Therefore, the Pakistan Kabul attack continues to draw global attention. The situation remains tense as reactions from countries and officials continue to emerge.
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