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Citing the joint statement issued by the US and India during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit, Union Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said Pakistan was alarmed as the two countries urged Islamabad to take action and “put an end to every terrorist act that takes place in its territories” .
“Reading the joint statement issued by Prime Minister Modi with US President Joe Biden clearly shows how India has changed the mindset of the entire world, including America, on the issue of terrorism,” he said.
The minister added, “It has been clearly stated in this joint statement that there should be coordinated action against the terrorist organizations listed by the United Nations, which include Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed and Hizb-ul-Mujahideen. It was also said in this joint statement that Pakistan must put an end to every action.” terrorist occurring in its territory and not to allow its territory to be used for this purpose. They have also taken action against the perpetrators of the 26/11 and Pathankot attacks.”
A large part of Jammu and Kashmir is under Pakistani occupation. People in Pakistan see that on the Indian side, people are living their lives in peace, but the Pakistani government is doing injustice to them. A unanimous resolution was passed in the Indian Parliament on PoK (Pakistani Occupied Kashmir) as part of India. “Not a single proposal with this intention has now been passed in parliament,” the defense minister said.
In his opening remarks, Singh noted that the government led by Narendra Modi has initiated effective measures against terrorism “and for the first time, not only the country, but the world is beginning to know the meaning of intolerance to terrorism.”
India and especially Jammu and Kashmir have suffered the brunt of terrorism for a long time. People here know how the poison of terror drains society.
His remarks, which come on the back of PM Modi’s recent visit to the US and Egypt, also touched on the joint statement by Modi and his US counterpart.
About 1,500 special invitees, including defense experts, retired army officers, academics, doctors and youth, attended the secret meeting on Monday.
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