ISLAMABAD (HRNW) – The Foreign Office said on Thursday that Pakistan is committed to implementing International Court of Justice (ICJ)’s July 17 decision. It said that Kulbhushan has been offered a third consular access and a meeting with his father on humanitarian grounds, but India is yet to respond.
Foreign Office spokesperson Aisha Farooqui said in a weekly briefing that the ICJ has given the right of appeal to Kulbhushan Jadhav but India has not responded to Pakistan’s offer of third consular access. The law ministry has filed a petition in the Islamabad High Court on the matter.
The Foreign Office spokesperson said that 353 days have passed since the unilateral and illegal decision by India to annex occupied Kashmir while its atrocities continue unabated. This year, Indian forces committed 1732 violations of the LOC, killing 14 unarmed civilians and seriously injuring 134.
She said that Pakistan has always given access to the LOC to UN observers, international independent observers and international media. The newly elected President of the UN General Assembly is also expected to visit Pakistan.
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