Interior Minister Brigadier (retd) Ijaz Ahmed Shah on Sunday visited Nankana Sahib to ascertain the facts regarding Friday's incident. Shah said that he was here in Nankana on the directions of the prime minister. "What happened here on Friday was a conspiracy by those who are against the brotherhood and national sovereignty," he said.

"International media projected the incident wrongly and twisted the facts. PM Imran's government is standing by the Sikh community and those who were behind this incident will be brought to the book," he added.

Pakistan rejects India's claims of communal issue. The Foreign Office on Friday rejected Indian allegations of the desecration and destruction of a holy place in Nankana Sahib as "not only false but also mischievous."

"Attempts to paint this incident as a communal issue are patently motivated. Most importantly, the Gurdwara remains untouched and undamaged," the Foreign Office said.

"All insinuations to the contrary, particularly the claims of acts of 'desecration and destruction' of the holy place, are not only false but also mischievous," the Foreign Office said, rejecting Indian propaganda attempts.

"The Government of Pakistan remains committed to upholding law and order and providing security and protection to the people, especially the minorities.

The opening of the Kartarpur Sahib Corridor is a manifestation of Pakistan's special care extended to the minorities, in line with the vision of the Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah," it said.