Indian Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday claimed that three suspected militants were Indian -Kashmir in a day by a bloody attack on Pahgam in April in which 26 people had lost their lives.
Addressing the lower house of Parliament, Amit Shah also claimed that three people were Pakistani citizens and were killed in a clash near Srinagar on Monday during a joint campaign by the Indian Army, paramilitary forces and police.
According to Amit Shah: ‘Rifle cartridges from the scene are similar to the weapons used in the April attack.’
According to Reuters, the Internal Minister further claimed that the slain was identified by the local residents who had provided food and shelter to the terrorists before the attack. However, it is not clear whether these local people are considered assistant to the attack.
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Amit Shah told the house, “I want to tell the whole nation that these were the three ‘terrorists’ who ‘martyred’ our citizens and now all three have been killed.
He said that two Pakistani voter ID cards and chocolates made in Pakistan were also recovered from the occupation of the dead.
The internal minister said that forensic analysis also proved that the rifles they used were used in the April attack.
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The attack took place in Pahalgam in the tourist destination of India, where the attackers set fire to a valley and targeted tourists and then fled to nearby forests.
Following the incident, India targeted several places in Pakistan and Pakistan by an airstrike in May, resulting in a fierce fight between two nuclear forces for four days.
On the other hand, Pakistan denied participation in the attack and demanded a neutral investigation.
The Pakistani Foreign Ministry has not yet reacted to Amit Shah’s recent statements.
Pakistan’s state radio claimed after Monday’s clash that India was killing Pakistani prisoners in fake encounters and showing them to militants, but no evidence was given with the allegations.
