‘Attempt to doming to thwart the world’: India rejects Pakistan’s claim on Balochistan bus attack

New Delhi: India on Wednesday rejected allegations of involvement in the deadly suicide bombing that targeted a school bus in Khuzdar district of Balochistan, called them “baseless” and part of a pattern to disregard their failures.The Ministry of External Affairs condemned the attack and expressed condolences to the loss of life. “India dismisses the baseless allegations made by Pakistan about the Indian participation with the incident in Khuzdar before today. India damages life in all such incidents. However, to divert attention from its reputation as a global sub -center of terrorism and hide their own gross failures, all these convict all internal issues. A statement by Mea states that this attempt to hoodwink the world has failed.At least five people, including three children, were killed by a suicide bomber in Pakistan’s rest Balochistan province after targeting a school bus in Khojdar. According to local officials, 38 others were injured. The country’s internal ministry said the bombing was done using vehicle-borne instantaneous explosive equipment.No group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack, but Balochistan has witnessed unrest for almost two decades. The province reflects the borders of Iran and Afghanistan and is home to many armed rebel groups, seeking greater autonomy and control over local resources. In recent years, these groups have targeted the infrastructure associated with the China -Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).Pakistani leaders, including Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and President Asif Ali Zardari, condemned the attack and took action. Internal Minister Mohsin Naqvi said that behind the bombing “is not worth any generosity.”