New Delhi:
In a strong message to Turkey about its support to Pakistan in recent times, the Indian government said on Thursday that New Delhi expected Ankara to be encouraged to address the problem of cross -border terrorism.
New Delhi also asked Turkey to use Pakistan as a means of state policy from using terrorism and to take reliable and verified action against terrorist ecosystems, which has been harassed by Islamabad and Rawalpindi for decades.
As the relations between India and Turkey have taken a hit with Ankara’s inclination towards Pakistan after the terrorist attack in Pahgam in Jammu and Kashmir, India made it clear that relations between the two countries have been created on mutual respect and sensitivity to each other’s concerns.
“We hope that Turkey urged Pakistan to end its support for cross-border terrorism and take reliable and verified action against the terrorist ecosystem for decades, which has been disturbed for decades. Relations have been formed based on sensitivity to each other’s concerns.”
Türkiye’s role in Pakistan’s growth against India, which began with a terrorist attack in Pahgam in Jammu and Kashmir, focused during India’s Operation Sindoor response. Apart from ideological and moral support to Islamabad, Turkey also provided weapons and weapons to Pakistan.
300–400 drones used by Pakistan in their military growth against India were mostly provided by Türkiye. These drones targeted both military and civilians in India. The drone was used to carry out several intruders and violations of Indian airspace along the entire western border – from Leh to Sir Creek in Gujarat in Ladakh – 36 places, at 36 places, the government said in its op vermilion press briefing.
In addition, Turkey stood in solidarity with Pakistan, when India ended more than 100 militants who took refuge in terrorist camps destroyed by India on the terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied the terrorist infrastructure. At the same time, Turkey did not condemn the Pahalgam terrorist attack, which was done by terrorists associated with Pakistan’s resistance-an offshoot of an unrelated Lashkar-e-Tabiba.
Turkey has long supported Pakistan in its invasion and illegal occupation of Indian territory in Jammu and Kashmir.
Turkey also sent his warship at Karachi port to indulge in military posture during Operation Sindoor, which is called “routine port call”. Ankara had allegedly sent arms and armed military aircraft to assist Pakistan in his misbehavior against India – the report said that Trueki refused, saying that the aircraft landed for the purposes of fueling.
After abolishing more than 100 terrorists of India, a note of solidarity sent by Turkish President Erdogan to Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif said that “I pray for our brothers for the mercy of Allah who have lost their lives in attacks, and I expand my condolences to the brother of brother and the state of Pakistan.”
Amidst anti -Turkish sentiments in India, activists and citizens have called for a total boycott of Turkish goods and services in India. People have also urged fellow Indians to avoid turkey as a holiday destination and appealed to filmmakers to avoid shooting in that country.
