Nueva Delhi: The visiting director of the National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, said that the United States was concerned with the persecution of minorities in Bangladesh and that Trump’s administrator was committed to defeating “Islamist terrorism” worldwide. She told NDTV World that Prime Minister Modi also took this threat seriously and added that the two leaders would work together to identify and defeat the threat.
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, at his meeting with Gabbard, asked us to designate SFJ, which is prohibited in India for promoting pro-khalistan activities, a foreign terrorist organization.
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Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, on Monday, asked the Trump administration to take strong measures against Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), which is prohibited in India for promoting secessionist and pro-khalistani activities, during its meeting with the US National Intelligence Director. UU. Tulsi Gabbard.
Singh told Gabbard that the United States should designate SFJ, which was “linked” to Pakistan and other terrorist/secessionist attire and performs anti-india activities on American soil, a foreign terrorist organization under its own national laws, sources said.
“SFJ, runs in the United States through Gurpatwant Singh Pannun Who is a terrorist designated here, regularly threatens Indian political leaders and diplomats, advocates secessisism and violence for the creation of Khalistan, and even tries to incite the Sikhs in the Indian army and police forces to the riot, “said a source.
For the first time in India in 2019, SFJ was again declared an “illegal association” in July under the UAPA by the Interior Ministry for another five years.
In media interviews later, Gabbard said that the United States was deeply concerned about the persecution of minorities in Bangladesh and that the Trump administration was committed to defeating “Islamist terrorism” worldwide. He pointed out that Prime Minister Modi also took this threat seriously and added that the two leaders would work together to identify and defeat the threat.
“The unfortunate persecution, kill and abuse of religious minorities such as Hindus, Buddhists, Christians and others has been an important area of concern for the United States government and President Trump and his administration,” Gabbard told NDTV World.
She talked about the ideology of an “Islamic caliphate” and how extremist elements and terrorist groups globally pointed to such a result. “The threat of Islamist terrorists and the overall effort of the different terrorist groups are enrupled in the same ideology and objective, which is to govern or govern with an Islamist caliphate,” he said, and added: “This obviously affects people of any other religion, apart from the one they consider acceptable, and choose to carry this with terror and very violent and medium forms.” “
His comments mark a strong accusation of the provisional dispensation led by Mohammad Yunus in Dhaka who had enjoyed the support of the Biden administration. In his meeting with Singh, Gabbard reaffirmed the growing force of the Bilateral Defense Association of India-United States, resorting to the joint declaration issued after the recent Modi-Trump meeting in DC, while emphasizing the exchange of intelligence.
The two emphasized that strategic security remained a vital pillar of comprehensive global strategic cooperation between India and the United States. “They reviewed significant advances made in areas of military exercises, strategic cooperation, integration of industrial supply chains and information exchange cooperation, especially in maritime domain, between the two countries,” added a mod official.
