Pakistan Rebukes US Over Election Probe Demands

Pakistan's Parliament passed a resolution countering the US House's call for an investigation into February's elections, which faced rigging allegations. The Pakistani resolution called such interference inappropriate, emphasizing the importance of non-interference. Additionally, it urged stronger bilateral cooperation and drew attention to other global issues like Gaza and Kashmir.

Pakistan's Parliament delivered a firm rebuke to the US House of Representatives, passing a resolution in response to the American call for a probe into the alleged rigging of February's general elections.

Shaista Pervez Malik of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz moved the resolution, which passed with overwhelming support. The resolution criticized the US interference as inappropriate and unbecoming of a global power.

It highlighted that millions of Pakistanis had freely exercised their voting rights. Moreover, the resolution stressed strengthening Pakistan-US bilateral relations while drawing attention to global issues like the Gaza conflict and Kashmir.

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