India and Pakistan bickering over 'spy'

islamabad - A Pakistani military court on Monday sentenced an Indian to death for espionage. This led to an angry reaction from India, which believes that there is no credible evidence against the man.

The Pakistani authorities claim that Kulbushan Sudhir Jadhav, a naval officer, was arrested last year in the restive province of Balochistan. Jadhav would have admitted that Indian intelligence has commissioned him to carry through espionage and sabotage ' war against Pakistan '.

The judgment went against the sore spot of India. The Foreign Ministry suggested will see execution of the sentence ' as premeditated murder. ' Jadhav, according to India abducted in Iran. It was unclear how he ended up in Pakistan.

The two nuclear powers are often at odds with each other. The Pakistani authorities accuse neighboring India of aiding the separatist movement in Balochistan. India accuses Pakistan to help separatist fighters in Kashmir.