S Jaishankar bluntly told Pakistan on terrorism, why normal relations with the neighboring country is not possible?

S Jaishankar on Terrorism: Union External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar told on Wednesday (June 28) why India’s relations with Pakistan cannot be normal. The Foreign Minister mentioned the issue of terrorism and once gave a blunt reply to Pakistan.

Union Minister Jaishankar said, “We cannot allow terrorism to become normal, we cannot allow it to become the basis of discussion with Pakistan.” It is not possible to have normal relations with the policy of

#WATCH We cannot allow terrorism to become normal, we cannot allow it to become the basis of discussion with Pakistan. It is not possible to have normal relations with Pakistan’s policy of cross-border terrorism…: Speaking about Pakistan, External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar pic.twitter.com/QAUvwsAqrr

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Last month the foreign minister said this on Pakistan

Let us tell you that after the meeting of the foreign ministers of the countries involved in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization group in Goa last month (on 4 and 5 May), Foreign Minister S Jaishankar strongly criticized Pakistan on the issue of terrorism.

Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari also participated in this meeting. Indirectly accusing India, Bilawal had said that one should not be in the business of weaponizing terror for diplomatic gains.

Pakistan was told the industry of terror

On Bilawal’s statement, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar bluntly said that the victims of terrorism do not sit with the perpetrators of terrorism to discuss terrorism. With this, Foreign Minister Jaishankar had described Pakistan as the industry of terrorism and Bilawal Bhutto Zardari as its promoter, justifier and spokesperson.

‘If the guest is good then I am a good host’

At the same time, on May 7, in a program related to the foreign policy of the Central Government in Mysuru, referring to his Pakistani counterpart, Foreign Minister Jaishankar had said, “If I have a good guest, I am a good host.”

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