‘I am a good host, if the guest…’, what did Jaishankar say now on Pakistani Foreign Minister Bilawal?

S Jaishankar on Bilawal Bhutto Zardari: Union External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday (May 7) targeted Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari during a program related to Modi government’s foreign policy in Mysore. Recently, Bilawat Bhutto Zardari also participated in the two-day meeting of Foreign Ministers of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) held in Goa on 4th and 5th May.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that he is a good host if the guest is good. Jaishankar also targeted Bilawal’s attitude towards India.

What did External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar say?

According to reports, External Affairs Minister Jaishankar said that Pakistan’s foreign minister was invited to attend the SCO foreign ministers’ meeting but if you see his public statements outside the SCO meeting, he has only spoken on India. , including issues of G20, Kashmir and BBC documentary but nothing about SCO.

Amid thunderous applause from the audience, Jaishankar said, “What do I do as a host? I am a good host if I have a good guest, but…”

Why was Bilawal invited?

Explaining the reason behind inviting Bilawal Bhutto Zardari to India, Jaishankar said, “We invited the Pakistani Foreign Minister because there was a meeting of foreign ministers of SCO. When it comes to multilateral meetings, you invite people to discuss that topic. He (Bilawal Bhutto) was invited in his capacity as a representative of Pakistan to deliberate on matters relating to SCO issues.

Jaishankar said, “Our views may differ… He may have his view, I may have my view and there was an SCO meeting room where we would discuss and have different views. That’s one thing.

Pakistan was taken aback in SCO meeting and after that

Explain that during the SCO foreign ministers’ meeting in Goa, Jaishankar indirectly targeted Pakistan, saying that ignoring terrorism would be detrimental to the security interests of the grouping and when the world was dealing with the Kovid-19 pandemic and its effects. Even then the problem of terrorism remained as it was. At the same time, Bilawal had also indirectly targeted India and said, “One should not fall into the trap of making terrorism a weapon for diplomatic gains.”

After the meeting, Jaishankar had hit out that victims of terrorism do not sit with perpetrators of terrorism to discuss terrorism. He described Pakistan as terrorism industry and Bilawal as its promoter, justifier and spokesperson. He had said that Pakistan and Bilawal were criticized on the issue of terrorism in the SCO meeting. On the other hand, on returning to Pakistan, Bilawal once again chanted about Kashmir and targeted the BJP-RSS.

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