Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir is Part of India
Pakistani-occupied Kashmir will one day belong to India: S Jaishankar
Foreign Minister (EAM) Dr. Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said that Pakistani-Occupied Kashmir (POK) is an integral part of India.
"Pakistani-occupied Kashmir (POK) is part of India and one day we will take physical control of Pakistani-occupied Kashmir. Our position on Pakistani-occupied Kashmir has always been very clear that Pakistani-occupied Kashmir is part of India, "said Dr. S. Jaishankar.
At a press conference in New Delhi, MEA Dr. S Jaishankar: "We hope to build a better and stronger neighborhood, but we recognize that we have a unique challenge from a neighbor unless the problem of cross-border terrorism is not successfully solved and that neighbor does not become a normal neighbor that remains intact. "."
Pakistan and article 370.
Dr. Jaishankar said that the problem was not Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir, but Pakistan's terrorism in the region.
"Article 370 is not the case for Pakistan with respect to Pakistani territory. We must understand the world. Show me anywhere in the world where a country's foreign policy is overt terrorism against its neighbors," S. Jaishankar said in a press conference in New Delhi.
Kulbhushan Jhadav case
S. Jaishankar said, "It is very necessary to find a solution to bring an innocent person (Kulbhushan Jhadav) home.
"Our goal was to access them, discover their goodness. In the end, access to them was a step to save the suffering that the International Court of Justice made mandatory and ultimately. There was a solution that came to an innocent man. "said Dr. S. Jaishankar."
S Jaishankar said: "We had to investigate a number of factors and what is important at this time to determine your well-being. We thought finding your well-being at this point was a priority and we started to take action.
Even Defense Minister of India Rajnath Singh and Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu have made similar statements recently. Pakistan tried to internationalize Jammu and Kashmir after it was decided to abolish Jammu and Kashmir's special status under Article 370 and divide it into two core areas in august. In recent weeks, the government has announced that this measure will ensure that Jammu and Kashmir receive the same benefits as the rest of the country but Pakistan condemned the action and promised to present it to the UN.
Foreign Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar on minorities in Pakistan
Dr. S. Jaishankar said that the number of minorities in the Pakistani province of Sindh has decreased in the last 70 years.
"What is happening now in Sindh [Pakistan] is not the only thing that has happened in the last 100 days. I think that if human rights were examined today in this part of the world, I can say with confidence. Who will be on the bottom ". said MEA.
"This is nothing new about minorities in Pakistan. There is a country obsessed with other nations. Regarding the treatment of minorities, I think the number of minorities has drastically decreased in the last 70 years," he added: "Don ' I'm not even going to say it publicly right now. "
S. Jaishankar on the Kartarpur Corridor, Zakir Naik, and China
S. Jaishankar spoke about the Kartarpur Corridor and said that the problems associated with it have been resolved and they are moving in the right direction.
Zakir Naik's S Jaishankar said: "We submitted our extradition request in January 2018. We have been following it ever since. It happened during a meeting in Vladivostok, Russia." The request is still pending. Let me be clear, we asked for Zakir Naik and we want Zakir Naik.
Regarding the infiltration of China, S. Jaishankar said: "We did not have a confrontation. There was a face to face one. It was resolved. But it happens from time to time because we have different views on the Royal Line of Control. Mechanisms are established. above, and this is how it works out. "
