The former Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, criticized India on Wednesday for trying to “sabotage the peace efforts of President Donald Trump” in southern Asia, emphasizing that Pakistan was willing to solve all problems through dialogue.
His statement came in the context of the recent Pakistan conflict with India caused by a deadly attack on April 22 against tourists in the occupied puppy pahalgama. Nueva Delhi, without evidence, accused Islamabad of supporting the attackers, an accusation that led to a four -day military escalation between the two countries with nuclear weapons before the United States negotiated a stop the fire on May 10.
To present Pakistan’s position on climbing and dismiss Indian propaganda, the government constituted a high -level delegation, chaired by Bilawal, to visit the main powers of the world. After holding meetings in the United States, the delegation is now in the United Kingdom, after which it will go to the Belgian capital of Brussels to hold conversations with the members of the European Commission.
Going to a press conference in the high commission of Pakistan in London, Bilawal said: “India wants to sabotage the peace efforts of President Trump, but his efforts will be in vain. The United States, if necessary, will drag India to the table as in the global interest that India and Pakistan make peace for regional stability and will move towards development.”
The president of the PPP added that the recent conflict with India had converted Kashmir’s dispute into a global problem despite New Delhi’s attempts to call it an “internal matter.”
“During this war, there have been progress with respect to Kashmir in the diplomatic front. In 2019, India thought she had turned Kashmir into an internal matter. When Trump said there should be a mediation in Kashmir, the problem is now a global problem. India has been forced to accept that Kashmir is a bilateral problem.”
He said that the delegation held a meeting with members of the Kashmir Conference of all the matches in the British Commons House, who accepted that the problem has been globalized and can speak about it.
Other members of the delegation include: Hina Rabbani Khar, Khurram Dastgir, Sherry Rehman, Musadik Malik, Faisal Sabzwari, Bushra Anjum Butt and Senior Senior Jalil Abbas Jilani and Tehmina Janjua.
Bilawal reaffirmed that Pakistan wishes peace but will defend himself from Indian aggression if he attacks.
“Pakistan believes that through dialogue, all problems can be solved, whether backman, water or terrorism.
“The narrative of India is based on lies. His war and postwar narrative are also based on lies. The people of India also want to live in peace.
“We have shown that we can defeat India in conventional war, as well as in the diplomatic front. We are talking about peace and India about war.”
Answering a question, Bilawal said that India had no right to suspend or finish the Indo Water Treaty, an agreement between Pakistan and India that guarantees a fair distribution of the waters of the Indo River system. After Pehalgam’s attack, New Delhi kept the treaty in suspense.
“The treaty is still intact. The declaration of India (by maintaining the treaty in suspense) is a violation of the Indo Water Treaty. Even threatening to suspend the treaty is a violation of the UN letter. If India suspends it, we have called it an act of war.”
The former minister said that India would have to “withdraw the declaration on the celebration of the suspense treaty.”
“If we want to create a enabling environment for dialogue, it is necessary to confirm the treaties,” he said.
Bilawal also criticized the recent statement of the Minister of External Affairs of India, S Jaishankar in Pakistan, who said that when the prime minister of India, Narendra Modi, said that the “Operation Sindoor” was not over, it was a clear message that India “reserved the right to persecute terrorists at any time, anywhere if they hurt us.”
“Jaishankar is a war trafficker, not a diplomat. If he believes that threatening nuclear war is diplomacy, so India’s problem is not Pakistan, it is extremism within his own cabinet,” Bilawal said.
“Pakistan rejects these recycled accusations. It is ironic that a country with a acting prime minister whose reputation speaks for herself … dares to give a conference to Pakistan, who is a victim of terrorism. Threatening missile attacks and boasting climbing is not a sample of strength, it is a dangerous sign of regional instability.”
“The world should ask who the aggressor is. Pakistan responded with restriction, India continues to presume about the war. Even the Indian army has retreated his initial lies. Pakistan’s Air Force defended his airspace.”
“If Jaishankar is so in love with Google’s images, I suggest that he looks for Google Abhinandan,” he joked, referring to the Indian Air Force Combat Fight Abhinandan Varthaman, who was captured on February 27, 2019, after his plane was demolished within the Paquistani territory.
Bilawal said India has not been able to provide even a pinch of evidence about the accusations without foundation in Pahalgam’s attack in busy Kashmir in which 26 people lost their lives.
“Pakistan has asked for evidence. We have nothing to hide. If India has evidence that links April’s attacks with the Pakistani soil, the Pakistan group, then they share with the international community.
“The truth is that India knows that Pakistan has nothing to do with the attacks. That is why India rejected the call of our prime minister for investigation. Therefore, to this day, they are hiding the truth of their citizens. This was an indigenous act of terrorism, a failure of Indian intelligence and the Indian government launched a war based on a lie,” he said.
The Bhutto Shion said that Pakistan will continue to examine the peace of “Kartarpur al Alto el Fuego”, while India continues to chase “propaganda, polarization and war.”
“We want peace, stability and regional integration. Everything we see from New Delhi since the time of the elections is Jingoism as a war policy,” he said.
In response to another question, Bilawal said that India has attacked SIJS activists in Pakistan and countries around the world, and using terrorism as a foreign policy that cannot be affected for any civilized nation.
“I think that India’s guidance campaign against Sikhs is a continuous factor for which the world was not with them when they raised accusations against Pakistan,” he said.
“The world knows Sijs activists aimed at India, killed them or the pandillas of paid criminals. India has also attacked the Sikhs in Pakistan. Canada said that India has paid criminal organizations to aim at the SIJS. They also headed to the United States and Australia.”
