Asif says Indian counterpart refused to sign SCO statement over speaking turn

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Defense Minister Khawaja Asif said on Thursday that Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh refused to sign a joint communication at a high -level Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) meeting in China, after which the second opportunity was denied.

Addressing about Geo News, today Shahbaz Khanzada’s Seth, Asif, explained that Singh was upset when he had not already allowed the gathering to address the gathering as he addressed the gathering as per the first alphabet order.

Asif, the fifth speaking in the event, said that he presented the status of Pakistan with the facts, including the Jaffar Express attack and the issue of Indian spy Klofoshan Jadhav.

Meanwhile, the Indian Defense Minister requested the conference chairman – China – to talk again. In view of the tradition, the Defense Minister refused to request India.

He added that disappointed with his request, India refused to sign a joint declaration, which was agreed by all the participants besides New Delhi.

The minister said that India’s latest move made it more isolated at the international stage.

He maintained that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s extremist policies damaged his reputation globally.

Asif said that India is promoting terrorism around the world, adding that New Delhi is involved in terrorism in Canada as well as terrorism in the United States. He added that Pakistan is also a victim of terrorism organized by Indian.

ASIF said that India illegally mentioned terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) and Balochistan.

The minister added that if a member refuses to sign it, a joint declaration is not issued.

Earlier, Lieutenant General of National Security Advisor (NSA), Asim Malik, attended the 20th meeting of the Security Council secretaries of SCO Member States in China on Tuesday.

In addition to discussing with the Chinese leadership, during this visit, the NSA made an important speech on Pakistan’s stance on the global and regional situation and contributing to peace and security, as well as to enhance bilateral and security cooperation with the key leadership of SCO countries.

NDTV reports, addressing the SCO meeting, Singh raised New Delhi’s concerns about terrorism and urged the member states to take a principled stand on the matter.

“The biggest challenges in our region are related to the loss of peace, security and trust [….] India believes that a mechanism for refined multilateral dialogue and cooperation can help enhance cooperation to prevent conflict between countries.

‘Avoid doing politics with counter -terrorism efforts’

While attending the same hole, Defense Minister Asif promised Islamabad’s unwavering commitment for the principles and purposes of the SCO.

Expressing concern over the ongoing conflict around the world, the defense stressed that a peaceful and stable Afghanistan is essential to achieving a common ideology of sustainable prosperity in the region.

“The international community should ensure a peaceful resolution of Kashmir’s prolonged dispute [as such] The non -resolution conflicts are a constant threat to world peace and security.

Touching the issue of terrorism, Asif described terrorism as a common threat that needs to be dealt with collectively.

The minister added, “All states should refrain from the politics of joint efforts against terrorism.”

He further emphasized that this is a common threat and that it should be focused collectively. Pakistan has called on all states to refrain from coming from the joint efforts of the international community so that they can fight terrorist sources to divert attention from their internal failures. It confirmed the condemnation of all forms and terrorism in Pakistan.

In addition, Asif said that Pakistan condemned the terrorist attacks in the illegal and illegally occupied IIOJ region of the internationally recognized and illegally recognized and said: “We urge all states to account for the states who plan to attack Balochistan, Balochistan.

In this regard, he called for a peaceful settlement of disputes through dialogue, mediation and precautionary diplomacy.

Meanwhile, on the occasion of the meeting, the Minister of Tajikistan, Iran, Kazakhstan and China organized bilateral engagements with their counterparts, and exchanged views about the shared priorities of security and deepened cooperation.