New York:
India is in war with terrorists and will bring justice to the victims of Pahalgam attack by holding the “Lowellifes, Alhaman demons”, US Ambassador US Vinay Quatra has said that these terrorists will not be allowed a free pass in any world.
Mr. Quatra said in an interview to CNN on Thursday, “The frame and template in which we see is a terrorist template. On April 22, the most heinous terrorist task was.”
“It is not the case of anyone to say that these terrorists should be given a free pass, and well that we had done before yesterday, held them accountable, brought them for justice,” Mr. Quatra said.
He said, “We are in war with the terrorists, and we will do, as I said, bring justice to the victims and hold them accountable,” he said. “Our most important objective in this was (in) these loafer, Sabhuman demons were accountable and brought justice to the victims.”
India launched ‘Operation Sindoor’ on 7 May, retaliating for terrorist factories and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir at nine places in Pakistan, killing 26 citizens and for which resistance to the resistance (TRF), a front——wd Pakistani terrorist group for the United Nations, Lashar-Tai-Tai-Tai-Yai-Qab.
Underlining the fact that four terrorists supported by Pakistan killed 26 citizens, Mr. Quatra said, “In any world you will not allow such terrorists to give free passes. And it is exactly that we did one day before yesterday.
“We have carried out these terrorists, their factories, very accurate, calibrated, measured response for their integrated features, which they run out of the Kashmir occupied by Pakistan and Pakistan …. It is anyone to say that such terrorists should be given a free pass where they are located.”
He said that a large number of Congressmen, senators all over the world, they all appreciate that India should respond to accountability for these terrorists and victims.
Mr. Quatra claimed that the original breakout of original growth and tension took place on 22 April, when four terrorists supported by Pakistan carried out the killings of 26 citizens, including a Nepali National, alleviative, demonic kinds of killings.
He said that terrorists killed citizens on the basis of religion, identifying and murdered “all non-Muslims”.
He said, “So whatever we did before yesterday were our response to terror,” he said, India’s response has been very measured, calibrated and proportional.
Responding to a question on the blasts being heard in Kashmir, Mr. Quatra said that Pakistan has decided to stand with terrorists again.
“Instead of taking action against them, they are essentially lending them support,” he said.
“We won’t be surprised if they are involved in it themselves, but this is the message,” that Pakistan is telling the world that it is with terrorists, it is not with the rest of the civilized world, the rest of humanity.
He said, “Pakistan’s trust is behind these curtains of terrorist murders, brutal murders of innocent civilians,” he said.
For a comment that Pakistan has denied participation in attacks, Mr. Quatra said that “denial and dissatisfaction” had always been the first part of Pakistan’s strategy.
He said, “He has this unique feature, where he takes responsibility for his previous tasks in the future, not,” he said “he said” Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, who conspired for the September 11 attacks in the US, found, found, American journalist Daniel Pearl’s killers or 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks.
Responding to a question, Mr. Quatra said that with Operation Sindoor, “We, from our perspective, had brought a certain personality, but it was definitely subject to whether Pakistan has brought it to it. Pakistan has chosen to pursue it. Now it is a duty to answer for us.”
Asked how concerned the world should be that the tension between India and Pakistan may move forward in an nuclear war, “I think the world should be worried about the fact that Pakistan’s support for terrorism and terrorist activities. I think what the world should be worried about.
“This is for you to ask Pakistan,” he said when he was asked if he feels that it could reach the point of nuclear weapons.
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