Vacate Indian Territory,’ India Replies to Pak’s J&K Remarks on PM Modi’s Podcast
In a sharp rebuke, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has responded to Pakistan’s remarks on Jammu and Kashmir, following a podcast by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The MEA has called upon Pakistan to “vacate Indian territory under its illegal occupation” instead of spreading lies.
The MEA’s statement comes in response to Pakistan’s recent comments on the Kashmir issue, which were made in the context of PM Modi’s podcast. During the podcast, PM Modi had criticized Pakistan for its hostility and betrayal towards India. Pakistan had responded by saying that the Kashmir issue was not just a matter of India and Pakistan, but a global issue that required international intervention.
However, the MEA has rejected Pakistan’s claims, saying that the world is aware of the “real issue”, which is Pakistan’s active promotion of cross-border terrorism. The MEA has also emphasized that the Kashmir issue is a bilateral matter between India and Pakistan, and that any solution must be found through diplomatic means.
The MEA’s statement has come as a strong response to Pakistan’s recent attempts to internationalize the Kashmir issue. Pakistan has been trying to rally international support for its claim on Kashmir, but its efforts have been met with resistance from most countries, including the United States.
In recent months, Pakistan has been trying to create a narrative that Kashmir is an internationally recognized disputed territory, and that India is violating international law by imposing restrictions on the movement of people and goods in the region. However, this narrative has been widely rejected by most countries, including the United States, which has said that the Kashmir issue is a bilateral matter between India and Pakistan.
The MEA’s statement has also come as a response to Pakistan’s recent attempts to create a parallel government in Kashmir. Pakistan has been trying to create a narrative that the Kashmiri people are seeking independence from India, and that Pakistan is providing support to the Kashmiri people in their struggle for self-determination. However, this narrative has been widely rejected by most countries, including the United States, which has said that the Kashmir issue is a bilateral matter between India and Pakistan.
The MEA’s statement has also emphasized that India is committed to resolving the Kashmir issue through diplomatic means. The MEA has said that India is willing to engage with Pakistan in a meaningful dialogue to resolve the Kashmir issue, but that any solution must be found through diplomatic means.
In conclusion, the MEA’s statement has come as a strong response to Pakistan’s recent remarks on Jammu and Kashmir. The MEA has called upon Pakistan to “vacate Indian territory under its illegal occupation” instead of spreading lies. The MEA has also emphasized that the world is aware of the “real issue”, which is Pakistan’s active promotion of cross-border terrorism. The MEA has also emphasized that the Kashmir issue is a bilateral matter between India and Pakistan, and that any solution must be found through diplomatic means.
