“India is constantly violating ceasefire at the LoC which resulted in the loss of lives of the innocent civilians. Indian belligerence continues to pose threat to the peace in the region, which the international community should take note of,” Mr. Zakaria told reporters.
Mr. Zakaria quoted a report by the Pakistani think tank, Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad, which late last year claimed that India had sufficient material and the technical capacity to produce between 356 and 492 nuclear bombs. “There is a fear that the Indian reactors not mandated by the safeguards might be used clandestinely for plutonium production and the existing stockpiles might be diverted to a military programme at a subsequent stage,” said Kamran Akhtar, DG Disarmament at the Foreign Office, who accompanied Zakaria at the press conference.
The spokesman also said Pakistan had repeatedly sought details of probe into the deadly 2007 Samjhota Express bombing but India had not responded.
