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In an interview with Israeli TV channel I24, the incidents told in the run -up to India's offensive and said on Monday that the operation was initially against terror groups in Pakistan.
“The terrorists killed people on the basis of their religion. They asked people their religion before they killed them and 26 innocent lives were lost,” said the Indian ambassador, referring to the Pahalgam attack of April 22.
“The operation of India was against terror groups and their infrastructure to which Pakistan reacted by attacking the military installations of India,” he emphasized.
Asked whether it is stopping -the stuff and whether it is the end of the case for India, Mr Singh replied by saying that “it is ceasing -the fires still holds, but we have made it very clear that Operation has been hurt Sindoor, it is not over yet”.
“The fight against terrorism will continue. We have set a new normal and the new is that we will follow an offensive strategy. Wherever terrorists are, we have to kill those terrorists and we have to destroy their infrastructure. So it is still not over, but while we speak, it is still intact,” he claimed.
Mr. Singh described India's attack on the base of Nur Khan in the early morning of 10 May, and Mr. Singh said it created panic in Pakistan and their DGMO reached for their Indian counterpart looking for a cessation -the fire.
About the issue of suspension of the Indus Water Treaty (IWT) that Pakistan described as “an act of war,” said the Indian envoy that the two keywords that the treaty led were never honored and India, on the other hand, was always fighting terror attacks from Pakistan from Pakistan.
“IWT was signed in 1960 and the preamble of the Treaty contains two keywords – goodwill and friendship …. in the past so many years that we have seen (is that) we allowed water to flow and what Pakistan did – they let terror (attacks) come on the Indian side,” noted Mr Singh, noted.
“There was a lot of frustration among people that this cannot continue. Our prime minister said that blood and water cannot merge and that is the reason we decided to put this IWT in anticipation,” he added.
“Terror must stop”, the Indian ambassador claimed that a treaty like this is operational and Pakistan must stop cross -border terrorism.
“While IWT is awaiting, another IWT Operational – Operation Sindoor is India's war against terrorism,” he said.
With reference to a long list of terror attacks in India that came from Pakistan, JP Singh said that the “Root Cause are these two groups are-Jaish-e-muhammad and Lashkar-e-Taiba”.
The leaders of Lashkar-e-Taiba who was behind the Mumbai attacks in which several Jews were also killed, he noticed fairly, he noticed.
“They have to do something very simple – when the preamble includes goodwill and friendship, they should simply hand over these terrorists to us,” the envoy emphasized.
Paying pointing that the United States recently extradited Tahawwur Hussain Rana, who was involved in the Mumbai attack, said the diplomat who also served in Pakistan in the past that Islamabad could also do the same.
“When the US can hand over these perpetrators, why can't Pakistan hand over? They just have to hand Hafeez Saeed, Lakhvi, Sajid Mir and things will be over,” he emphasized.
With regard to Pakistan's offer to investigate the Pahalgam attack, Mr. Singh rejected it and described it as a deflate strategy.
“What happened to the Mumbai attack? What happened to the Patthankot Air Base attack? What happened to the Pulwama attack,” he asked.
“We gave them files after files – we gave them technical input. America has shared evidence with them. Everything is just what they have done,” he asked.
“Lakhvi, who was the most important planner of the Mumbai attack, is still running freely. Hafiz Saeed, the head of Lashkar-e-Taiba, Planner and Beul of the Mumbai attack runs free. So we can't believe them,” said Mr. Singh.
The Indian envoy is claimed that terrorism is a global threat, called for greater cooperation between the countries that were confronted with the challenge.
“At international level all those countries, including India, Israel and many other countries that see most of terrorism, we have to expand our diplomatic reach, we have to work together, we must form a coalition against terrorism and especially against the supporters of these terrorist groups,” he suggested.
He concluded by saying that “our prime minister has made it very clearly clear-that we have no tolerance on terrorism. We are not going to accept this cross-border terrorism.”
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