During the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar gave a befitting reply to Pakistan in its own style. At this global platform in New York, a Pakistani reporter leveled false and baseless allegations against India, but S. Jaishankar shut him down with a single sentence. He directly stated that a terrorist country is asking such a question. Following this sharp response, the Indian delegation immediately walked out of the hall. Strong support for the External Affairs Minister's aggressive and firm stance is pouring in from within the country as well. Senior leader of the main opposition party Congress and Member of Parliament Manish Tiwari has also openly praised the firm approach taken by the External Affairs Minister. Manish Tiwari explicitly stated that Pakistan's old and cunning nature has always been to promote terrorism across South Asia. On this matter of national security, the entire nation stands united in a single voice.
What Exactly Happened Inside the United Nations
While diplomatic meetings were underway at the United Nations headquarters in New York, the atmosphere was routine. During this time, a Pakistani media person hurled a completely absurd and ridiculous question at S. Jaishankar. He asked when India would stop spreading unrest in the neighboring country. Without wasting a single moment, S. Jaishankar launched a sharp counter-attack. The External Affairs Minister responded instantly by saying that a terrorist country is asking him this question. The moment this sharp and hard reply was delivered, complete silence fell across the entire assembly. Immediately after, S. Jaishankar and other Indian representatives rose from their seats and walked out. The Pakistani reporter was left stunned, repeatedly shouting his question from behind. This fearless style of the External Affairs Minister is currently making major headlines worldwide.
Manish Tiwari Exposes Pakistan Real Intentions
Right after this statement by S. Jaishankar, senior Congress leader Manish Tiwari came forward with a strong reaction. He elaborated on how Pakistan has been mentally rattled ever since the creation of Bangladesh in 1971. Ever since then, that nation adopted a calculated policy of weakening India by inflicting a thousand cuts. In his remark, Manish Tiwari stated that Pakistan is a terrorist nation where the army does not belong to the country, but rather the entire country belongs to the army. He reminded the global community that the most notorious terrorist, Osama Bin Laden, was safely hiding in Abbottabad, Pakistan. American commando forces entered his very home and eliminated that dreaded terrorist. In view of these undeniable historical facts, Pakistan has no moral right to raise questions on terrorism.
India Response to Shehbaz Sharif Empty Threats on Indus Waters Treaty
From the United Nations platform, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif also spewed venom regarding the Indus Waters Treaty. Shehbaz Sharif issued an open threat to India, declaring that any attempt to block water would be considered an act of war. Dismissing this empty threat, Congress leader Manish Tiwari fully justified the diplomatic steps taken by the Indian government. He made it clear that keeping the Indus Waters Treaty on hold is a remarkably precise and calculated diplomatic move by India. Through this, a very clear message has been delivered to Pakistan that if it does not mend its ways and continues promoting terrorism, it will face severe strategic and economic consequences. Blood and water can never flow together. India has successfully cornered Pakistan globally through its robust diplomacy.
