Modi also said that “terrorism is the enemy of humanity” and people need to join their hands to defeat terrorism.
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Modi exhorted the people of Pakistan to eschew the path of violence and work to eradicate social ills such as poverty and unemployment. She said that though Modi has been “lecturing” Pakistan of a poor socio-economic front, he has not done his bit for the people of his own country.
The incidents of violence, which took place as the Indian forces used brute force to subdue pro-independence protests erupting after the killing of Kashmiri youth leader Burhan Wani over two months ago, have left thousands of citizens wounded in the Indian-occupied Kashmir (IoK).
“British Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to visit Pakistan next year”, he said.
The Prime Minister, who has been having meetings with top Ministers, BJP leaders and Services Chiefs in the last few days, however, did not spell out the nature of what India’s response would be.
Asserting that terrorism is the enemy of humanity, Prime Minister Modi called upon the worldwide community to join hands to defeat terrorism. Prime Minister said Pakistan sponsored terrorism is also affecting India’s neighbours such as Afghanistan and Bangladesh.
Geo further states, “Spewing hatred against the neighbouring country, Modi accused Pakistan of being “the epicentre of terrorism” and claimed it was “exporting terrorism” to the world”.
“People of Pakistan should question their leadership on why, when both countries gained freedom together, while India exports software, Pakistan exports terrorists”, Modi said.
Modi said, there were 17 attempts by fidayen attackers sent by the neighbouring country, which have been defeated by courageous Indian soldiers who have neutralised over 110 terrorists, which is the highest in recent years.
Abdul Basit urged the worldwide community to take step for the self-determination of Kashmiris so that they can live life peacefully.
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“I want to tell Pakistan that India is ready to fight you”. We have seen in the past how right wing parties reacted to such Pakistan events. “Who is able to defeat poverty and illiteracy first, Pakistan or India” he added.
