She said the world knew how the Kashmir movement started in the IoK in the backdrop of killing of a young Kashmiri leader, followed by inhuman atrocities committed by the Indian forces against the whole populace, but now, this movement had reached its peak.
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High hopes for Modi government to retaliate to terror attacks.
#3. Terrorism is the enemy of humanity. “Wherever terrorism is happening across Asia, the affected nations are blaming it on only one nation”.
Pakistan today accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of “irresponsible behaviour” by making provocative statements that it was exporting terror, saying his remarks were part of a “well thought out vilification campaign” to distract attention from Kashmir.
Acknowledging that there is an atmosphere of anger in the country over the attack, Modi accused the “rulers” in Pakistan of reading out the scripts written by patrons of terrorists, an apparent reference to its prime minister Nawaz Sharif’s speech at the United Nations. “If there is unrest in Srinagar, then the New Delhi can also not be at peace”, he said. “I want to remind them that before 1947, your forefathers had saluted this land”, he said.
Abdul Basit has said that Kashmir is the primary bone of contention between Pakistan and India which needs to be resolved.
Visibly distressed by exposing of ongoing rights abuses in IoK by PM Sharif at the UNGA, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday threatened Pakistan of “isolating it in the entire world” – the latest episode of his anti-Pakistan hate-mongering despite calls for restraint amid heightened tensions between the two countries. It could not keep East Bengal, it cannot hold Gilgit, Sind, the Pakhtuns, Balochistan.
He said during the meeting of SAARC foreign ministers, Akbar raised the issue of terrorism and how India is countering that. “We are proud of our army”.
He said that in the last four months, Indian security forces have killed 110 terrorists who allegedly crossed over the cease-fire line in Kashmir from Pakistani territory. The terrorists have tried to strike 17 times recently, they were successful in one incident. The Dawn also ran the headline, “Modi says India will work to “isolate” Pakistan internationally”.
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The Congress termed the Prime Minister’s speech as “verbal belligerence” that can never be a substitute for policy and action, while the Left dismissed it as “nothing new” and said the BJP-led central government lacked concrete policies to deal with the Pakistan and Kashmir issues.
