New Delhi:
Operation Sindoor and Exposure The center of sending delegation abroad for brief world powers on Pakistan is part of India’s ongoing reset in India’s response to India’s terrorism, BJP leader Baijant ‘Jai’ Panda has said.
Mr. Panda, who is head of one of the seven representatives, told NDTV in a special interview that there is a “difference of heaven and hell” in support received by New Delhi and Islamabad which started with a terrorist attack in Pahgam on 22 April during the ongoing struggle.
BJP is headed by a national vice president, Mr. Panda, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Algeria and Bahrain. In the seven -member team, BJP MP Dr. Nishikant Dubey, Aimim’s Asaduddin Owasi, BJP’s Fangan Konak, BJP’s Rekha Sharma, nominated MP Satnam Singh Sandhu, former Congress leader Gulam Nabi Azad and former Foreign Secretary Harsha Shringla are included.
Asked about the importance of this outreach, Mr. Panda said, “This is a very important part of the ongoing reset. We have been suffering from cross -border terrorism sponsored border for nearly 80 years. The world is against terrorism and everyone knows that Pakistan is a vile of terror.”
“But the fact is that when we are constantly facing the flaws of these perfects by Pakistan, other countries may not have bandwidth levels because they have other issues, there is a war in Europe, a war in the Middle East, a business is resetting around the world,” he said.
How Operation Sindor was part of a reset, stating how India reacts to terror, Mr. Panda said, “What has happened is that this new general defined by the Modi government is a military component for it. Pakistan, especially its army, is designed to pay a very expensive price.”
“People are a reset in the context of how people see it. For example, Pakistan’s atomic blackmail: surgical strikes, Balakot air strikes starting with air strikes and this time, the Modi government has made it clear that there is a huge distance between retailing and the atomic is going anywhere near thrasshold.
Modern struggle, Shri Panda said, “Not only the battlefields, but also about the story”. He said, “The Prime Minister himself has done an unprecedented work. For more than a decade, he has worked tirelessly, has gone to dozens of countries and has made synergy with the top leadership of all major countries. It needs to be taken forward now,” he said, stating how to create representatives on this coordination.
“These delegations are multi-party; we have not only politicians, but also domain experts. The team I am going with in the team is also senior leaders like Ghulam Nabi Azad, Nishikant Dubey, Asaduddin Owissi, one of the most important parts for this message. Rules are the same, that is the feeling with which we are going with.
Responding to the reports that former Pakistan minister Bilawal Bhutto led the country’s delegation as part of a copy to combat India’s move, the BJP leader referred to Mr. Bhutto’s speech in the National Assembly of Pakistan. Calling the speech “childish”, he said that Pakistanis are also “joking on it”. “Another video of him is dancing which has gone viral. I think he is better on him. It is probably something that he should focus on.”
“Apart from studying in England, he is not able to speak about the same system that was killed in mother (Benazir Bhutto). What is he going to say when people ask him that there is a track record of Pakistan, you have given shelter to Osama bin Laden, you are openly giving shelter to unhappy terrorists? I think he needs to dance.”
Mr. Panda said that Saudi Arabia is going through a major change and one of the biggest successes of Prime Minister Modi is outreach for the Middle East. He said, “The attitude towards India has changed dramatically. The matter that used to be with Europe and other countries has also become very similar. They all see India as a future, they all see India with high capacity, they all have an vested selfishness in India and they see Pakistan as a problem,” he said.
Pakistan, he said, cannot compete with India’s global outreach as “they have reduced their minorities”. “In the Middle Eastern countries today, there is a great deal of tolerance and acceptance. Hindu temples are being constructed and in Pakistan, you will see the ancient Hindu traditions crushing, temples were destroyed, minority population was reduced. If you see the attitude of these countries, Indian migrants are probably not.
In China and Turkey, who supported Pakistan, he said, “There was a time when Pakistan had support from many other countries. Today, only two countries openly came out and supported them. But many of the many so -called friends of Pakistan did not support them. The ground realities have changed for Pakistan.”
Mr. Panda responded to a question on the objections raised by opposition parties, Congress and Trinmool Congress, for the delegation to the government’s choice. “I won’t comment on their reactions, but I would say that these delegations are very widespread-based. Most important political parties are represented. I want to emphasize one thing: we are not going out as parties here, we are going out as Indians. Religion, region, represents political party.
