Vacate Indian Territory,’ India Replies to Pak’s J&K Remarks on PM Modi’s Podcast
In a sharp rebuke to Pakistan’s recent remarks on Jammu and Kashmir, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has asked the country to vacate Indian territory under its illegal occupation. This latest development comes after Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized Pakistan for its hostility and betrayal in a podcast interview.
Pakistan’s remarks on Jammu and Kashmir were made in response to PM Modi’s comments, which were seen as a direct attack on the neighboring country’s policies. However, India’s response was swift and firm, with the MEA pointing out that the world is aware of the “real issue”, which is Pakistan’s active promotion of cross-border terrorism.
The MEA’s statement came after Pakistan’s Foreign Office spokesperson, Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri, responded to PM Modi’s remarks, saying that India’s actions in Kashmir had caused “unprecedented humanitarian crisis” and were a “blatant violation of international law”. However, India was quick to dismiss Pakistan’s claims, saying that they were nothing but “lies” and “propaganda”.
Pakistan’s claims on Jammu and Kashmir are based on its own narrative, which holds that the region is disputed and that India has occupied it illegally. However, India has consistently maintained that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of the country and that the region’s special status was granted by the Indian government in 1954.
The MEA’s statement on Pakistan’s remarks is a clear indication that India is not going to back down from its position on Jammu and Kashmir. The statement reads, “Instead of spreading lies, Pakistan should vacate Indian territory under its illegal occupation. The world is aware of the real issue, which is Pakistan’s active promotion of cross-border terrorism.”
India’s stance on Jammu and Kashmir is based on its resolve to protect the territorial integrity of the country. The region has been a bone of contention between India and Pakistan since the partition of the subcontinent in 1947. Pakistan has consistently sought to annex the region, citing its historical and cultural ties with the region.
However, India has maintained that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of the country and that the region’s special status was granted by the Indian government in 1954. The special status, which included autonomy for the region, was granted to address the concerns of the region’s people and to promote peace and stability in the region.
Pakistan’s claims on Jammu and Kashmir are also seen as an attempt to undermine India’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. The country has consistently supported terrorists and separatist groups in the region, who have been responsible for violence and killings in the region.
The MEA’s statement is a clear warning to Pakistan that India will not tolerate any further aggression or hostility. The statement is also a message to the international community that India will not back down from its position on Jammu and Kashmir and that the country is committed to protecting its territorial integrity.
In conclusion, India’s sharp rebuke to Pakistan’s remarks on Jammu and Kashmir is a clear indication that the country is not going to back down from its position on the issue. The MEA’s statement is a message to Pakistan that India will not tolerate any further aggression or hostility and that the country is committed to protecting its territorial integrity.
