ISLAMABAD, MAY 28 (ONLINE): Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson has said the threat by Modi for making water as weapon runs contrary to international principles.
\nA provocative statement of Indian Prime Minister Narendar Modi has once again come to fore wherein he not only used hate language against Pakistan but also he threatened to make Indus Basin Treaty as weapon.
\nReacting to Indian PM statement Pakistan said Narendar Modi once again adopted provocative narrative.
\nThe Foreign Office statement said that Modi’s comments marked a “troubling departure from international norms” and highlighted the disconnect between India\u2019s regional conduct and its global aspirations.<\/p>\n
The Indian PM intensified his rhetoric against Pakistan, describing recent cross-border incidents as part of a \u201cdeliberate war strategy\u201d rather than mere proxy warfare. Speaking at a ceremony in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, on Tuesday, Modi warned that India would respond \u201caccordingly\u201d if confronted with acts of war.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt is regrettable, though not entirely unexpected, that the Indian Prime Minister has, once again, set aside the ongoing project of historical revisionism and the internal repression of minorities to deliver yet another inflammatory monologue,\u201d MOFA statement read<\/p>\n
MOFA further stated that \u201cthe Indian government is linked to extraterritorial assassinations and foreign subversion,\u201d and described India\u2019s administration in Jammu and Kashmir as one marked by \u201csystematic repression.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cIt is ironic that such a state now attempts to claim the mantle of victimhood,\u201d the ministry added, accusing the current Indian government of promoting \u201cmob violence,\u201d \u201chate campaigns,\u201d and \u201ctargeting religious minorities.\u201d<\/p>\n
Pakistan urged India to adhere to the \u201ccore principles of international order,\u201d which include respect for sovereignty, treaty obligations, and restraint in rhetoric and conduct. \u201cJingoism may stir applause on the campaign trail, but it undermines long-term peace and stability,\u201d the statement warned.
\nIndian youths should reject the politics of fear and take steps towards future based on dignity, argument and cooperation\u00a0in\u00a0region.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
ISLAMABAD, MAY 28 (ONLINE): Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson has said the threat by Modi for making water as weapon runs contrary to international principles. A provocative statement of Indian Prime Minister Narendar Modi has once again come to fore wherein he not only used hate […]<\/p>\n
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