S Jaishankar
Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar said that the Pahalgam terrorist attack was the new act of the economic war, which was aimed at ending tourism in Kashmir. He said that India has made it clear that Pakistan’s policy of nuclear ‘blackmail’ will not be able to stop India from responding to terrorism arising from the neighboring country. Jaishankar said on Monday that there have been many terrorist attacks inspired by Pakistan in India in the last few years and after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April, there is a feeling in the country that it has become enough.
Jaishankar said- Pahalgam attack was an act of an economic war
He made this remark during a conversation held at the headquarters of Publication at One World Trade Center near the 9/11 memorial in Manhattan along with the CEO of news magazine ‘Newsweek’. Jaishankar said that the Pahalgam attack “was the act of an economic war. Its purpose was to destroy tourism in Kashmir, which is the mainstay of the economy there. Its purpose was also to incite religious violence as people were asked about their religion before killing them. “He said,” So we decided that we could not leave the terrorists without punishing them. ” They are on that side of the border and so action cannot be taken against them, I think such an idea needs to be challenged and we did this. ”
S. Jaishankar
Jaishankar is on an official visit to the US and will go to Washington DC to attend a meeting of Foreign Ministers of Quarter Security Dialogue ‘Quad’ on Tuesday. ‘Quad’ is a group of four countries – India, Australia, Japan and America. He inaugurated his visit by inaugurating his visit titled ‘Human Price of Terrorism’ (The Human Cost of Terrorism) organized by India’s Permanent Mission at the United Nations Headquarters. Jaishankar said that Pakistan’s terrorists who carry out attacks against India do not work secretly and are “thicks in the densely populated cities of Pakistan” like corporate headquarters “.
Foreign Minister targeted Pakistan
The Foreign Minister said, “Everyone knows what is the headquarters of organization ‘A’ and organization ‘B’ and these are the buildings, headquarters that India destroyed in ‘Operation Sindoor’. 26 civilians were killed in the Pahalgam terror attack and the Pakistan terrorist group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET) organization The Resistance Front (TRF) took responsibility.
India’s policy of nuclear blackmail will not run on India: Jaishankar
S Jaishankar said, “We are very clear that no exemption will be given to the terrorists.” We will no longer indirectly attack them but will not sparely spare the government that promotes them in their support, financing and many ways. The policy of nuclear ‘blackmail’ will not stop us from answering. “Jaishankar said,” We have been hearing this too for a very long time “that both India and Pakistan are nuclear -rich countries and” So another person will come and do dreadful things, but you cannot do anything because it makes the world worried “.
S Jaishankar said- We are not going to get into it
Jaishankar said, “Now we are not going to come under its pretense. If they come and do something, we will go there and target those who have done so. We are not going to bow down to the atomic ‘Blackmail’, terrorists will not get any discount, their hidden attacks will not be spared. We will do what we have to do to protect our people. ”Jaishankar’s comment was appreciated by the people present there. Referring to the exhibition highlighting the destructive impacts of terrorist attacks around the world, including attacks by Pakistan -based terrorist organizations at the United Nations, Jaishankar said that India believes that “terrorism is really a threat to everyone, any country should not use it as a means of advancing its policies as it finally harms it.”
Foreign Minister said this on Donald Trump’s claims
During the post -question session after the conversation, Jaishankar was asked about the claim of US President Donald Trump to arbitrate to stop the recent struggle between India and Pakistan and whether it had affected trade talks between India and the US. On this, Jaishankar said, “No, I don’t think so. I think people associated with business are doing what they should do. I think they are very professional and very focused about this. ”
PM Modi did not affect threats: S.K. Jaishankar
He said that there is a national consensus in India that “our behavior with Pakistan should be bilateral”. He said, “In this particular case I can tell you that I was present in the room when Vice President (JD) Vance spoke to Prime Minister (Narendra) Modi on the night of May 9 and said that if we did not listen to some things, Pakistan would attack India a huge attack.” Jayashankar said, “The Prime Minister was not affected by the threats of Pakistanis. Conversely, he indicated that it will be answered on our behalf. It was a night earlier when Pakistanis launched a large number of attacks on us and we responded very fast. “He said,” And the next morning Mr. (Foreign Minister Marco) Rubio called me and said that Pakistani is ready for talks. So I can only tell you from my personal experience what happened. The rest I leave you to you. ”
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