Pakistan Condemns India’s Use of Pellet Guns in Delhi Protests

Pakistan’s foreign ministry released a statement that it condemns the use of pellet guns by Indian authorities during recent protests in Delhi. The statement specifically cites the police operation in the capital’s crowded areas. No details were provided about injuries or casualties. The condemnation underscores Pakistan’s concern about the use of non‑lethal weapons in crowd control. The event highlights continuing tensions between the two countries over civil‑protection methods. By issuing this statement, Pakistan signals its opposition to the tactics employed by Indian forces in the clashes that have drawn international attention. The foreign ministry’s remarks add to a broader debate on the safety and efficacy of pellet guns in crowd‑control scenarios. The statement remains a formal protest without additional policy or legal actions announced.