A statement was given by Pakistan on judicial matters related to a banned terrorist organization. The Ministry of External Affairs has given a strong reaction regarding this statement. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that we clearly reject the statement issued by Pakistan in support of the banned terrorist organization and its members. Pakistan has no right to comment on India’s internal affairs or its judicial processes.

Apart from this, the spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs has said that, however, it is not surprising that a country, which has been promoting terrorism for a long time, has given such a statement justifying violence and killing of innocent people. Instead of spreading lies and talking nonsense, Pakistan should introspect on the serious and systematic human rights violations it continues to commit.

Our response to media queries regarding statement made by Pakistan on judicial matters concerning a banned terrorist organization

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— Randhir Jaiswal (@MEAIndia) March 25, 2026

What is the whole matter?
In fact, Pakistan has rejected the entire case of Kashmiri leader Asiya Andrabi being sentenced to life imprisonment in a Delhi court. Apart from this, the sentence of 30-30 years to his two associates Fahmida Sofi and Nahida Nasreen has also been completely rejected. Also said that this is a big mistake of justice.

Here, the Foreign Ministry of India has made it clear that this decision has been given under the strict UAPA law. This is a clear example of suppressing basic human rights and freedom of expression in India’s illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

Delhi court gave its verdict on January 14

Let us tell you, Delhi’s Special NIA Court on Tuesday sentenced Dukhtaran-e-Millat Chief Asiya Andrabi to life imprisonment under UAPA. This decision has been taken by the bench of Justice Chanderjit Singh. Apart from this, the court has also sentenced Andrabi’s two associates Sophie Fahmida and Nahida Nasreen to 30 years each. The court gave its verdict on 14 January.

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