"Pakistan laments the unconfirmed and ridiculous declaration that those included in the Gurdaspur episode of 27 July, had entered India from Pakistan. Pakistan trusts that House Pastor's provocative remarks are a risk to peace and security of the area."
The press discharge went ahead to say that, "We have noted with concern a proceeding with inclination of India to cast fault on Pakistan for any terrorist occurrence in India. In the Gurdaspur occurrence, faults were distributed to Pakistan in the Indian media, notwithstanding when the experience with terrorists was all the while going on."
Quickly after the Gurdaspur occurrence, the legislature of Pakistan had issued an announcement communicating judgment "in the most grounded terms" of the assault in Gurdaspur.
"Pakistan denounces terrorism in every one of its structures and indications. Terrorism is a typical adversary of both Pakistan and India. To handle terrorism, an agreeable methodology is needed. Habitual pettiness, and blame dealing would be unhelpful."
It included: "We ask the legislature of India to forgo throwing unjustifiable claims and work with Pakistan to dispose of terrorism from the district and make a domain of peace and friendship in South Asia. In the event that Legislature of India has any solid confirmation for this situation, same may be imparted to administration of Pakistan."