ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The Pakistan government has formally written to British authorities, urging action over what it describes as inciteful and provocative statements made on UK soil, state ministers confirmed.
Officials said the communication reflects serious concern over remarks that allegedly encourage unrest and hostility, stressing that such actions undermine diplomatic norms and bilateral cooperation.
Official Correspondence Sent
State ministers told reporters that the letter outlines Pakistan’s objections and calls for appropriate measures under UK law. The government maintains that freedom of expression must not be misused to promote violence, hatred, or instability.
Authorities emphasised that the issue has been raised through proper diplomatic channels to ensure it is addressed responsibly.
Concerns Over External Incitement
Officials warned that inflammatory rhetoric originating abroad can have real-world consequences within Pakistan. They stressed that allowing such narratives to spread unchecked risks fuelling unrest and misinformation.
The government reiterated its stance that overseas platforms should not be used to incite disorder or target state institutions.
Pakistan–UK Relations in Focus
Pakistan and the United Kingdom maintain close diplomatic ties, including cooperation on security and law enforcement. Officials said the letter should be viewed as part of ongoing engagement aimed at preserving mutual respect and shared legal responsibilities.
They expressed confidence that British authorities would review the matter in accordance with their laws and commitments.
Call for Responsible Conduct
State ministers urged all parties to exercise restraint and responsibility, particularly when addressing sensitive political matters with cross-border implications.
They reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to resolving concerns through dialogue and diplomatic engagement.
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