New Delhi: India on Tuesday (today) hit out at Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan over his statement on the Pulwama terror attack in which 40 soldiers were killed by a suicide bomber, and said he should ‘stop misleading the world’ and take credible and visible action against those behind the attack, reports the ndtv.com.

New Delhi also ripped into Imran Khan’s insinuation that India’s attacks on Pakistan were linked to the election ahead.

‘It is regrettable that the Pakistani Prime Minister has insinuated that India’s response to the terrorist attack is determined by the forthcoming General Election. India rejects this false allegation. India’s democracy is a model for the world which Pakistan would never understand,’ said a foreign ministry statement.

The government also rejected Imran Khan’s ‘offer’ to investigate - ‘if given proof’—India’s allegation of the role of Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammad, calling it a ‘lame excuse’.