Foreign Minister of India and Pakistan, face to face in SCO, did not join hands; Pak was bought on cross-border terror
About 12 years later, a foreign minister of Pakistan came to India’s soil। Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari reached the conference on Thursday, the ongoing Shanghai Cooperation Association ( SC ) in Goa। During this time he was also confronted by the Foreign Minister of India S. Jayashankar.
Bailawal Bhutto Zardari of India Foreign Minister S. Jayashankar and Pak greeting each other at Goa’s SCO conference
About 12 years later, a foreign minister of Pakistan came to India’s soil। Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari reached the conference on Thursday, the ongoing Shanghai Cooperation Association ( SC ) in Goa। During this time he was also confronted by the Foreign Minister of India S. Jayashankar। The foreign minister of the two countries did not join hands during this time। It can be understood that India has still not forgiven Pakistan’s antics। By doing this, once again India has given a message to the whole world including Pakistan that unless Pakistan curbs cross-border terrorism and panic, Till then it is not possible to improve and negotiate with him.
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari When S. Jayashankar appeared in front of him, both of them joined hands and greeted each other। That is, India did not miss hospitality, but in its own way gave a strong message to Pakistan। Meaning that India has “named” Pakistan at the SCO conference at the moment। So far, there has been no indication of India’s bilateral talks with Pakistan। According to sources, no attempt has been made for this from Pakistan also। Earlier Bilawal Bhutto tweeted before coming to India that he was going to attend SCO conference in Goa, India। He said that it can be understood how important Pakistan gives SCO conference and how serious it is about its participation। Even after reaching Goa, he tweeted that he had reached India, where he would attend the Foreign Ministers’ Dinner and China,Will negotiate with other counterparts including Uzbekistan.
Cross-border terrorism is not tolerated
S. Jayashankar has heard Pakistan buy at the SCO conference। The Foreign Minister said that cross-border terrorism and dialogue cannot happen simultaneously। During this time, India also raised serious questions on Terror funding to Pakistan in front of SCO countries। Pakistan was severely washed by the Foreign Minister in front of Bilawal Bhutto Zardari। India also said that everyone will have to fight terrorism together। S. Jayashankar said that the havoc of terrorism is not taking the name of a stop। We firmly believe that terrorism can have no justification and should be stopped in all its forms and manifestations, including cross-border terrorism। Combating terrorism is one of the core mandates of the SCO.
India sought support to make English the third language of SCO.
Foreign Minister S. Jayashankar said Kik I am happy to know that discussions have already started on the issues of reform and modernization of SCO… I also seek the support of member countries for India’s long-standing demand to make English as the third official language of the SCO। So that there can be a deeper engagement with English-speaking member states.
