Pakistan Foreign Office Criticizes US House Resolution

The Foreign Office of Pakistan has expressed strong disapproval of a resolution passed by the US House of Representatives. The resolution calls for an investigation into the general elections held in Pakistan. The Foreign Office spokesperson, Mumtaz Zahra Baloch, has stated that the resolution is considered 'neither constructive nor objective'. Baloch emphasized that the resolution shows a lack of complete understanding of Pakistan's political landscape and electoral procedures.

Pakistan's response comes in the wake of growing tensions between the two countries over the issue. The US House resolution has raised concerns in Pakistan about external interference in its internal affairs. The call for an investigation into the general elections has been met with skepticism and criticism from Pakistani officials.

It is important to note that Pakistan has a history of conducting elections according to its constitutional framework and electoral laws. The country has made efforts to ensure transparency and fairness in its electoral processes. The criticism from the Foreign Office reflects Pakistan's commitment to upholding its sovereignty and independence in matters related to elections.

The reaction from the Foreign Office of Pakistan highlights the sensitivity of international scrutiny on domestic electoral processes. As tensions persist, it is crucial for both countries to engage in constructive dialogue to address concerns and maintain diplomatic relations.