Former deputy Indian FM denounces Israeli charges on Iran as unfounded

A former deputy of Indian foreign ministry denounced the Israeli allegations that Iran was involved in New Delhi bombings as unfounded.

Speaking to Qudsna Saturday, Rajiv Suikri said he was surprised that Israeli premier Benjamin Netanyahu moves to charge Iran only two hours after the incident without any evidence.

Sikri said the charges came while the Indian Home Ministry declared it has found no evidence on Iran’s involvement in the bombing.

Asked about Israeli nuclear programs, the former deputy said Israel must end silence on its nuclear warheads and allow the IAEA to inspect its nuclear installations.