Asaduddin Owaisi mentioned IMF funds are being utilized by the Pakistani Army, and never getting used for public welfare.
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi slams Pakistan for misusing IMF, Saudi Arabia funds(ANI)
He mentioned the Indian authorities should now work to get Pakistan again on the FATF gray checklist.
Speaking to ANI, Asaduddin Owaisi mentioned, “All of us have tried our best…we had come from different parts of the country. In Saudi Arabia, we were told that, in 2022, Saudi Arabia had given $2 billion and renewed a loan of $30 million recently. The IMF is giving $2 billion. We had requested and explained to them the monitoring of all these funds. This money is going to the Pakistani Army. This money is not being used to develop the people of Pakistan…hopefully, it is now the responsibility of our government to bring Pakistan back to the FATF grey list.”
He additional added that each one international locations have been apprehensive about terrorism. He additionally mentioned that they reminded them that Pakistan claims its false bogey of being a Muslim nation, whereas 240 million Muslims live peacefully in India.
“All these countries were definitely worried about terrorism…we reminded them that Pakistan claims its false bogey of being a Muslim country. I reminded them at many places that, 240 million Muslims are living in India, so this argument of Pakistan is completely wrong…we gave them the exact scenario of what happened in Pahalgam and how people were shot dead based on their religion by the terrorists from Pakistan…we hope that Pakistan will be brought back into FATF (grey list)…India has a very strong case against Pakistan,” Owaisi mentioned.
Owaisi additionally responded to Congress MP and Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi’s remarks on Operation Sindoor, through which Gandhi had questioned US President Donald Trump’s interference within the matter.
He mentioned that his social gathering is competent sufficient to answer to him, however the details about the cessation of shelling and firing ought to have been introduced by the Indian authorities, not the US President.
“His party is competent enough to reply to him. But, my initial reaction after the cessation of shelling and firing was that our government should have announced that cessation, not the US President, because he is not the political head of our country. That has been my stand and that continues to be my stand…I am proud of my defence forces for what they have done…I hope that in the upcoming monsoon session of Parliament, the government will have a debate on Pahalgam. We must fix the accountability for the Pahalgam incident. If the Modi government says tomorrow that it is a very sensitive issue and can’t be debated. Then the rules and procedure of the Parliament allow the government to discuss a sensitive subject in camera,” Owaisi mentioned.
He additionally mentioned that there ought to be a dialogue on the Pahalgam assault within the forthcoming monsoon session of parliament.
“In this forthcoming monsoon session, we must have a debate on Pahalgam (attack). Why was there a security lapse? Who is accountable for it? What is our deterrence policy? This will be our main demand in the forthcoming monsoon session”, Owaisi mentioned.
The delegation, led by Panda, included BJP MPs Nishikant Dubey, Phangnon Konyak and Rekha Sharma; AIMIM MP Asaduddin Owaisi; Satnam Singh Sandhu and Ghulam Nabi Azad; and former Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla.
During their go to, the delegation briefed worldwide companions on India’s response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror assault and Operation Sindoor, highlighting the broader combat towards cross-border terrorism whereas participating with leaders in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Algeria. (ANI)
