Home Minister Rajnath Singh in the SAARC summit Neither lunch nor any bilateral talks with Pakistan. However, their reply was fiercely.
New Delhi Aug 04: The country of just twenty hours after Home Minister Rajnath Singh told Pakistan's extent. On the ground in Pakistan, Singh told Pakistan Krikhoti well. He said Pakistan do not dare to forget the terrorists killed. Terrorism can not be good and bad. Terrorism is terrorism. Rajnath Singh that Pakistan is disturbed by the aggressive attitude of his speech at the conference that he banned media coverage.
Rajnath Singh's stern warning to Pakistan on Kashmir violence
Speaking at a conference of SAARC Home Minister said that Pakistan is sheltering terrorists long. He asked the conference stage, how can glorify terrorism. Pakistan recently killed in an encounter with security forces in Kashmir Hizbul Mujahideen commander gave Burhan Wani martyr. Black Day was observed in Pakistan. Pakistan Interior Minister Inhien plenty of things heard rebuking base.
Singh referred to the terrorist attacks in Bangladesh and Afghanistan. '' We can say that terrorism is neither good or bad, or it can be given a color. The purpose of terrorism is just blood shed. Which will not be tolerated. Afghan Foreign Minister also slammed heavily to Pakistan on terrorism. Rajnath also took part in the conference held at lunch. However, Pakistan's Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar also the host country did not attend the lunch.
Rajnath Singh said while the response of ammunition shall be calculated
Rajnath Singh, Pakistan's stand was so uncomfortable that he barred media coverage of the Home Minister's speech. In addition to foreign media coverage of the Pakistani media Singh's speech was not. Pakistan had already estimated that the Indian Home Minister may adopt a similar stance. Overall SAARC summit between the two countries have witnessed considerable bitterness. The ban on media coverage altercation occurred between Indian officials and Pakistani officials.
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