Pakistan has quickly blamed India. New Delhi has said Islamabad is trying to distract attention from domestic challenges
Pakistan has quickly blamed India. New Delhi has said Islamabad is trying to distract attention from domestic challenges.
By Sarah Shamim
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A day after a bomb blast in Pakistan’s capital, Islamabad, and two days after a similar explosion in India’s capital, New Delhi, tensions in South Asia have heightened. A blame game has intensified between the neighbours who are still reeling from a brief but intense conflict just six months ago.
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