Pakistan's ambassador to India Abdul Basit gave a miss to questions on attack on CRPF troopers by terrorists in Pampore, and instead insisted that people should rather focus on Iftar party during Ramzan.
"It's the month of Ramzan. Let us focus on Iftar party. Let's not talk politics, we can talk about political party we have a lot of time even after Ramzan. This is Iftar party, let's enjoy ourselves," he said.
Basit also maintained Pakistan's standard position that the two governments need to keep working on resolving the Kashmir issue.
In the deadliest attack on security forces in recent years, eight CRPF personnel were on Saturday killed and 24 others were critically wounded when terrorists rained bullets on a bus carrying them at Pampore near Srinagar.
Meanwhile, the government on Sunday reiterated India would win against terrorism and no power could prevent it from achieving the success. "We will win against terrorism," Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said.
"There are desperate attempts to create problems for the country but, we are committed and necessary action and response will be taken up...let the officers come back from the spot after they review the entire situation," Union minister Kiren Rijiju said.
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