Masood Azhar needs to be dropped at justice: India asks Pakistan to take motion in opposition to Jaish terrorist
Indian authorities have condemned Pakistan for failing to take strict motion in opposition to Masood Azhar, chief of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), on studies that he has given a public speech in Bahawalpur just lately. The Ministry of Exterior Affairs, or MEA, rebuked Pakistan for inaction relating to Azhar’s actions and famous that the time has come for justice in opposition to the terrorist chief.
In a press briefing on Friday, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal demanded that Pakistan take “robust motion” in opposition to Azhar, pointing to his involvement in a number of cross-border terror assaults on India. Jaiswal stated that if the studies have been certainly true, they might expose the “duplicity” of Pakistan on the terrorism subject.
“We demand that robust motion be taken in opposition to him (Azhar) and he needs to be dropped at justice,” Jaiswal stated. “There was denial that he’s not in Pakistan, and if the studies are right, then it exposes the duplicity of Pakistan.” Azhar has lengthy been related to a few of the most damaging terrorist incidents on Indian soil, together with the 2001 Parliament assault and the 2019 Pulwama assault.
Studies declare Azhar gave a hate speech in Bahawalpur he referred to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a “mouse” and vowed to advertise extra terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir. The speech made in November 2024 reignited the outdated flames of worriedness over Azhar’s persevering with incitement to violence.
Azhar is a principal chief within the Pakistan-based JeM, who has been concerned in varied giant assaults in opposition to India. In September 2019, India accused Azhar, together with Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, as people terrorists underneath the Illegal Actions (Prevention) Act (UAPA). His group was answerable for the Pulwama assault, which killed 40 Indian troopers, after which tensions heightened between India and Pakistan.
India has repeated its calls for for credible motion from Pakistan in opposition to Azhar to cease any further assaults and to fulfil worldwide obligations in opposition to terrorism.
