Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad said on Saturday that the Operation Sindoor launched by India in response to the Pahilgam terror attack was not against the people in Pakistan, but against terrorist infrastructure against terrorist infrastructure in neighboring country and Pakistan-conscious Kashmir (PoK).
“Operation Sindoor was not intention to be against the people of Pakistan, but against the terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and the supporter. I congratulate my armed forces that none of the citizens of Pakistan were killed, because only the terrorists were killed, but in the tragic part, we are attaching to our side. told.
He said that even after “trying to have good relations with neighbors”, India has faced terrorist attacks from the other side of the border.
“We are happy to meet Indian migrants; they came in large numbers. Whatever it is government, all our Prime Ministers have always tried to have good relations with our neighbors including Pakistan. They always interacted with Pakistan leadership, but after every such initiative, India faced terrorist attacks from the other side of the border.”
Meanwhile, Panda said that a cost would be imposed on India’s “changed principles” Pakistan to deal with terrorism.
He further said that Pakistan has been promoting terrorism for several decades and was discussed with Indian migrant leaders how the changed principles of India were going to spend a cost on Pakistan.
“They are definitely aware of the situation, and we have given them a lot of facts and figures as to how Pakistan has been promoting terrorism for so many decades, and our changed principles that we will spend a cost on Pakistan,” Panda told ANI.
Panda, while leading a multi-faceted delegation for Bahrain, praised the Indian community living on foreign soil and said that they represent the voice of 140 million Indians and the growing “soft power” of the country.
Delegation, BJP MPs Panda, Nishikant Dubey, Fangan Konak, Rekha Sharma, All India Majlis-e-Itihadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) chief Asaduddin Owasi, Satnam Singh Sandhu, Ghulam Nabi Azad, and former Foreign Secretary Hadi, Nev, (AI)