India Rejects Pakistan's Claims Over Balochistan Bus Blast

New Delhi (Delhi) [India], May 21: Pakistan claimed that India was behind a deadly blast on a school bus in Khuzdar, Balochistan. This tragic incident led to the death of four children. Pakistan’s leaders and army pointed fingers at India, even though no strong proof was given. This kind of blame has been happening for many years whenever trouble rises within Pakistan's borders.

India’s Clear Response

India's Ministry of External Affairs quickly dismissed the blame. Randhir Jaiswal, the spokesperson, said these are just false stories told again and again. He added that India feels sad about the loss of lives but cannot accept being blamed for something it did not do. India also reminded the world that Pakistan itself is struggling with terrorism within its own country.

History of Tensions

India and Pakistan have shared a rough relationship since they became separate countries in 1947. Over time, many times Pakistan has blamed India for attacks inside its land. From the Kargil War to many cross-border attacks, both sides have pointed fingers. But blaming without proof does not help peace and only makes matters worse.

Innocent Lives in Danger

The bus was going to an army-run school with 40 children inside when the blast took place. The explosion caused panic and pain, with several students hurt. The safety of school children should never be part of any blame game. It shows how dangerous the situation in Balochistan has become over the years.

Political Games or Real Concerns?

Experts say Pakistan often uses such blame to move attention away from its internal problems. The economy is weak, and there are many security troubles in the country. Instead of solving those, such accusations are made against India to shift public anger. India stands firm and says the truth must come out with facts, not false words.