A Foreign Office spokesman confirmed that a foreign intelligence service had been deployed. Investigations are underway against the officers involved. Action will be taken according to law.
Foreign Office spokesman Zahid Hafeez Chaudhry said in a weekly briefing in Islamabad on Thursday, July 15 that the appointment of an officer in the Foreign Office to spy on C-Pak has been revealed. The officer involved was on deputation to the Foreign Office. An investigation is underway against the spying officer. Action will be taken against the officer involved in espionage as per law.
The spokesman for Afghanistan clarified that Pakistan is not a party, but a supporter of peace and the Afghan people. Pakistan cannot bear the burden of new Afghan refugees. Internal and external stakeholders have a role to play in Afghan peace. As the withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan draws to a close, we are concerned about the security situation in Afghanistan. Pakistan has played an important role in the Afghan peace process and is determined to continue to facilitate the peace process in the future.
Asked about India, he said that Indian terrorism is a reality. Pakistan will not back down from its stand on Kashmir. Pakistan will continue to support the rightful struggle of the Kashmiri people against Indian oppression, until their inalienable right to self-determination is recognized, which is enshrined in the relevant UN Security Council resolutions.
He added that Prime Minister Imran Khan's visit to Uzbekistan would further strengthen relations between the two countries.
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