Pakistan on December 6 advised India to put its own house in order before pointing the finger at the neighbours, adding that Islamabad doesn’t need any lectures from New Delhi on its internal policy matters, report Daily Times.“They do not need to tell us what kind of a country we should be. Are they [India] secular? Look what is happening to the 200 million Muslims there,” Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Major General Asif Ghafoor told reporters at a press conference in response to a question regarding Indian Army Chief’s recent statement in which he said that dialogue could not be held until Pakistan became a secular state.“We are a Muslim state. They [India] do not need to tell us what kind of country we should be. Are they secular? Look what is happening to the 200 million Muslims there,” he said. “We are building Kartarpur corridor in respect for another religion. We provide security to temples and churches in Pakistan. What happened at the Babri Masjid there? How can they justify Gujarat massacre?” he questioned. “I think India needs to look inwards and tolerate us the way we are.”The ISPR chief asserted that any misadventure by India will be responded to in a befitting manner. He said Pakistan is not oblivious to the military build-up by India. “We want stability in the region … as war always brings destruction and miseries,” he said.