MEA rejects Pakistan's claim of India's role in train hijacking, urges Islamabad 'to look inward'
The Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal released a statement on the issue, calling all the allegations baseless. He said that Pakistan should instead look inwards, calling the co
‘Look inwards instead of shifting blame’: India rejects Pakistan’s train hijacking claims
Pakistan should “ look inwards ” instead of pointing fingers and shifting the blame for its internal problems and failures on to others, India said on Friday. This came a day after Islamabad accused New Delhi of being involved in “sponsoring terrorism” following a train hijacking in Balochistan.
India will soon launch its first hydrogen-powered train, marking a significant milestone in the country's railway industry.
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