External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar once again took a dig at Pakistan from the world’s biggest forum UNGA and said that due to its actions this country is choosing the path of being left behind in the global system.
S Jaishankar said that many countries are left behind due to circumstances, but some countries deliberately take such decisions which result in dire consequences. Our neighbor Pakistan is a prime example of this. The Foreign Minister said that today we see that the evils which Pakistan tried to impose on others, are today ready to swallow Pakistan itself. Those evils are harming his own society. He can’t blame the world. This is just the result of karma.
The Foreign Minister said that unfortunately their misdeeds affect others too, especially their neighbourhood. When politics radicalises its people, their GDP can only be measured in terms of fundamentalism and terrorism.
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He said that a passive nation that indulges in greed on the land of others should be exposed and countered.
‘Pakistan’s cross-border terrorism will never succeed’
Jaishankar specifically targeted Pakistan after Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif compared the situation in Kashmir with Palestine. Jaishankar said in his speech that Pakistan’s cross-border terrorism will never succeed. He warned the neighboring country of the consequences of his actions.
‘No one should expect PAK to escape punishment’
Jaishankar said that we heard some strange claims from this same forum (UNGA) yesterday. Let me make India’s position very clear. Pakistan’s policy of cross-border terrorism will never succeed and it should have no hope of going unpunished. Jaishankar said in his speech that the issue to be resolved between us is to vacate the Indian territory illegally occupied by Pakistan.
Pak PM Shahbaz Sharif had said this
Let us tell you that in his speech at UNGA on Friday, Pakistan PM Shahbaz Sharif had compared the situation of Jammu and Kashmir with Palestine and said that people have struggled for a century for their freedom and right to self-determination. He urged talks to be held in accordance with UN Security Council resolutions and “the wishes of the Kashmiri people”. The Pakistani Prime Minister also claimed that India had rejected Pakistan’s proposal for a mutual strategic restraint arrangement, accusing the Indian leadership of threatening to cross the Line of Control (LoC), which Pakistan calls “Azad Kashmir”. Says.
India strongly criticized Shahbaz’s comments
India strongly criticized Shehbaz Sharif’s comments. Indian diplomat Bhavika Mangalanandan hit back at the same forum, saying that “As the world knows, Pakistan has long used cross-border terrorism as a weapon against its neighbours.” The financial capital, markets and pilgrimage routes have been attacked. The list is long. It is the biggest hypocrisy for such a country to speak about violence anywhere.
Jaishankar expressed his views on many issues
Meanwhile, during his UNGA speech, S Jaishankar also talked about burning issues like Gaza war and Russia-Ukraine war. Supporting the 79th UNGA theme ‘Leaving No-One Behind’, Jaishankar said that we have gathered here in a difficult time. He stressed that the United Nations should take action to make the world a better place, saying that this should be done not because it is a competition to foreign influences, but because if we continue like this, the world The situation will get worse.