The Foreign Office (FO) of Pakistan has strongly condemned Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's remarks regarding the Kashmir dispute, emphasizing that India must not underestimate Pakistan's resolve to counter any adventurism.

Singh's comments, which included assertions about 'no talks with Pakistan' and labeling Azad Jammu and Kashmir as 'illegally occupied,' were met with a firm rebuttal from Islamabad.

The FO highlighted that Singh's statements distort facts about the UN-recognized Kashmir issue and reflect India's deliberate policy to threaten regional peace.The statement also criticized India's continued occupation of Jammu and Kashmir, its sponsorship of terrorism, and domestic instability.Defence Minister Khawaja Asif further accused India of using rhetoric to divert attention from its own role in regional unrest and terrorism.The article references a 2025 conflict sparked by an attack in occupied Kashmir, which led to a ceasefire after U.S.intervention.Pakistan urged the UN to hold India accountable for violating Security Council resolutions on Kashmir's self-determination.The piece underscores the ongoing tensions between the two nations and their competing narratives on the disputed region.