S Jaishankar at UNGA: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Saturday (September 28) that the issue of vacating Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) now has to be resolved with Pakistan. He said that Pakistan’s policy of cross-border terrorism will never succeed and its actions will have definite consequences.
Addressing the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Jaishankar said the only issue left to be resolved between India and Pakistan is for Pakistan to vacate the illegally occupied Indian territory and end its long-term association with terrorism. Leave it to.
‘Pakistan is suffering the consequences of its deeds’
The External Affairs Minister stressed that it is (Pakistan’s) ‘karma’ that its evils are now swallowing up its own society. “Many countries are left behind due to circumstances beyond their control, but some countries deliberately take decisions that have disastrous consequences,” he said. The biggest example of this is our neighboring country Pakistan.
S Jaishankar said, “We heard some strange things on this very forum yesterday. Therefore, I want to make India’s position completely clear. Pakistan’s policy of cross-border terrorism will never succeed and there is no hope of it going unpunished. On the contrary, actions will definitely have consequences.
Told the truth to China also
He said that now only one issue remains to be resolved between India and Pakistan that Pakistan should vacate the Indian territory illegally occupied and give up its long term association with terrorism. Jaishankar also said that terrorism is contrary to all the beliefs of the world.
“All its forms and manifestations must be strongly opposed,” he said. The ban on global terrorists by the United Nations should also not be hindered for political reasons. Jaishankar’s comment is a warning from Pakistan’s friend China to its allies like India and America to ban the terrorists present in Pakistan under Article 1267. This has come in the background of repeated obstruction on the proposals submitted for nomination.
Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif raised the issue of Jammu and Kashmir while addressing the general assembly on 26 September. In his speech of more than 20 minutes, he had mentioned Article 370 and Hizbul terrorist Burhan Wani.
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