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Asaduddin Owaisi was talking at an interplay in Saudi Arabia, which he’s visiting as a part of an Indian delegation for India’s mega outreach in opposition to terrorism.
AIMIM chief and Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi has strongly countered Pakistan’s makes an attempt to border its battle with India as a Hindu-Muslim situation, stating that greater than 240 million proud Muslims dwell in India, and the nation is dwelling to many reputed Islamic students.
Owaisi was talking throughout an interplay in Saudi Arabia, the place he’s at present visiting as a part of an Indian delegation concerned within the authorities’s mega world outreach initiative following the Pahalgam terror assault and Operation Sindoor.
Pakistan provides unsuitable message to Arab world
“It is most unfortunate that Pakistan gives out a wrong message to the Arab world and the Muslim world that we are a Muslim country and India is not. There are 240 million proud Indian Muslims living in India. Our Islamic scholars are much better than any scholar in the world. They can speak the best of the Arabic language… This is Pakistan’s false propaganda that India is hurting them because they are a Muslim country. If Pakistan stops these takfiri terrorist groups, there will be stability in South Asia, there will be progress in South Asia…,” mentioned Owaisi.
Owaisi strongly denounced Pakistani army propaganda, pointing to the occasions of May 9 throughout Operation Sindoor. He mentioned, “What happened on May 9th? Their nine airbases were targeted. If India had wanted, we could have completely damaged those airbases. But we wanted to show them a mirror and say, ‘we are warning you, don’t do it, don’t force us to go on that path. Nine terrorist organisation headquarters were also targeted. Another shocking thing was that the person who led the namaz for the terrorists killed is a designated US terrorist.”
Pakistan should be put again on FATF gray listing
Owaisi, who’s a part of the all-party delegation led by BJP MP Baijayant Panda, mentioned that Pakistan needs to be put again on the FATF gray listing to curb the funding of terrorist teams. He additionally pointed to a photograph displaying a US-designated terrorist sitting subsequent to Pakistan’s military chief, saying it exhibits clear hyperlinks to terrorism.
Owaisi mentioned, “…Pakistan must be brought back to the FATF grey list. That is where we will be able to control this terror financing of all these terrorist organisations. When this person (Asim Munir) was made a Field Marshal in Pakistan, a US-designated terrorist called Mohammad Ehsan was sitting right beside the Field Marshal. There are photographs of him shaking hands with this field marshal. There is clear evidence of Pakistan’s involvement. These terror groups are prospering over there, they are being trained over there, and the whole task is to destabilise India to create more Hindu Muslim riots in India.”
Owaisi additionally mentioned that the Manmohan Singh authorities had handed over proof to Pakistan after the Mumbai terror assaults in 2008.
“After 26/11, my government, headed by the then Prime Minister, late Dr Manmohan Singh, the Indian investigators went to Pakistan, gave them all the evidence, but you will be surprised to know that nothing moved forward. What made Pakistan move forward in this terrorist trial was when Pakistan was put on the FATF grey list. One meeting was held in Germany, and India wanted one Sajid Mir to be indicted, but Pakistan said he’s dead… Pakistan came up to the Committee of FATF and said Sajid Mir is alive. Can you imagine the country which was saying he’s dead, suddenly, he’s alive? And then the Pakistani government said that our courts have convicted him for some 5 to 10 years, but the main culprits of the 26/11 are still scot-free. They were convicted of money laundering, not for terrorism,” Owaisi mentioned.
(With ANI inputs)
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