The Ministry of External Affairs on Friday criticized Turkish president Recep Tayip Erdogan’s comment on Kashmir and said it had staged a strong protest with the Turkish ambassador.
The Express Tribune reported that Turkish President Erdogan reiterated support for Pakistan on Kashmir last week and called the United Nations dialogue to address the issue during his visit to Islamabad.
In a weekly briefing, Mea spokesman Randhir Jiswal said, “We reject such objectionable comments on cases that are eternal for India. We have lodged a strong protest with Turkish Ambassador. Such unfair statements on integrity and sovereignty are unacceptable. “
Jaiswal said that JK is an integral part of India and mentioned that Pakistan’s cross -border terrorism policy against India is the biggest threat to the UT.
“Jammu and Kashmir are integral parts of India. It would have been better if Pakistan’s policy of using cross-limit terrorism against India, which remains the biggest threat to the people of Jammu and Kashmir, has been called out, “Jaiswal said.
According to the Express Tribune, Turki President Erdogan praised Pakistan’s sacrifices in the fight against terrorism and reiterated Turkey’s unwavering support for Pakistan on international issues, including the Kashmir controversy.
He confirmed the solidarity of the Turkas with the Kashmiris and called for a solution to the conflict through dialogue under the resolutions of the United Nations.
Pakistan PM Shahbaz Sharif thanked Kashmir for his constant support for Türkiye. He said that the partnership between the two countries has been formed on compassion and mutual respect.
Meanwhile, after the death of a 20 -year -old Nepali student at the University of Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) in Odisha, Randhir Jaiswal expressed deep grief and extended condolences.
He confirmed the government’s commitment to the safety and welfare of all international students.
“We are deeply saddened by the sad death of the Nepali student at Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology and express our heartfelt condolences. The Indian government gives high priority for the safety, security and welfare of all international students in the country. Addressing a media briefing, he said, “The Odisha government and insect officials have been in constant contact since the case.
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