Pervez Musharraf's remarks came in the backdrop of the terror attack on the Indian Air Force base in Pathankot by suspected terrorists affiliated to the dreaded Jaish-e-Mohammed group based in Pakistan.
Karachi:
Former military dictator Pervez Musharraf has warned India against engaging in any mischief against Pakistan in the backdrop of Pathankot terror attack, saying his country can inflict retaliatory measures that will always haunt India.
"In case India perpetrates something wrong against Pakistan, we will give such a fitting response that will always haunt India," Mr Musharraf was quoted by SAMAA TV as saying.
He said India should refrain from embarking on any "mischief" against Pakistan, it said.
Mr Musharraf's remarks came in the backdrop of the terror attack on the Indian Air Force base in Pathankot by suspected terrorists affiliated to the dreaded Jaish-e-Mohammed group based in Pakistan.
The attack killed seven Indian security personnel. Security forces killed all six attackers.
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on January 11 had said that any individual or organisation causing pain to India should be paid back in the same coin but how, when and where "should be of our choice".
The attack has come in between a thaw in relations between India and Pakistan after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's unscheduled visit to Lahore on Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's birthday.
"In case India perpetrates something wrong against Pakistan, we will give such a fitting response that will always haunt India," Mr Musharraf was quoted by SAMAA TV as saying.
He said India should refrain from embarking on any "mischief" against Pakistan, it said.
Mr Musharraf's remarks came in the backdrop of the terror attack on the Indian Air Force base in Pathankot by suspected terrorists affiliated to the dreaded Jaish-e-Mohammed group based in Pakistan.
The attack killed seven Indian security personnel. Security forces killed all six attackers.
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on January 11 had said that any individual or organisation causing pain to India should be paid back in the same coin but how, when and where "should be of our choice".
The attack has come in between a thaw in relations between India and Pakistan after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's unscheduled visit to Lahore on Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's birthday.
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