RAWALPINDI: Director General Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Thursday said that India should first look inwards and protects its citizens before pointing fingers at Pakistan, ARY News reported.<br /><br />Reacting to Indian COAS’ statement that Pakistan needs to be a secular country to have better ties with India, the army’s spokesman said that India, before advising Pakistan on policy matters, should first turn into a truly secular state.<br /><br />He maintained that foreign office had aptly responded to Indian COAS statement and had reminded that Pakistan is and will remain an Islamic state.<br /><br />He added that Pakistan, being an Islamic state, protects the rights of its minorities but India, which claims to become a secular state, saw incidents like Babri Masjid demolition and Gujrat massacre.<br /><br />“Muslims are living there (India) in a deplorable condition, so I will suggest them to look inwards and put their own house in order,” said Asif Ghafoor.
