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Pakistan, October 14 — Pakistan has called on Kabul to uphold the relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan and to refrain from making remarks about its internal affairs. The Foreign Office released this statement following criticism from an Afghan Taliban representative, Zabihullah Mujahid, regarding Pakistan’s police actions against the Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) protest in Muridke.

Previously, Mujahid conveyed his sadness regarding the fatalities that occurred during the confrontations between law enforcement and demonstrators. He mentioned that the protests were in line with Pakistan’s legal system and encouraged the government to cease the use of violence against its people. His remarks advocated for addressing concerns through conversation and mutual understanding, which Pakistan saw as an unwarranted involvement.

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In reply, Pakistan’s Foreign Office strongly urged Afghanistan to concentrate on its own internal problems. It mentioned that international diplomatic standards require not interfering in the domestic matters of other nations. Pakistan further highlighted that it does not require external guidance on handling its internal concerns.

The FO additionally called on Kabul to fulfill its obligations under the Doha Process. It cautioned Afghanistan against permitting its territory to be utilized for terrorist actions targeting other nations. Islamabad also recommended that Kabul establish a broad and representative government rather than disseminating unfounded propaganda.

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Pakistan emphasized that relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan should be founded on respect and non-interference. The government stated that mutual collaboration would enhance regional peace and stability, whereas interference would only negatively impact the interests of both countries.