“Attack on the Spirit of the Country”: Indian deputies are targeting Pakistan on global trips India Pakistan news tensions

Doha, Qatar Inside the Indian Parliament, they are competitors, with the excitement of the opposition and the government attacking its policies, and the ruling BJP Pharaja Party (BJP) by Prime Minister Narendra Modi defends himself, while the two sides rarely meet.

During the past few days, they have. Their common interest: National security claims to be threatened by neighboring Pakistan.

A team of Indian parliamentarians, including many opposition legislators, visited Qatar over the past four days as part of the broader diplomatic communication by New Delhi to try to form a global opinion in the wake of the most intense of them Military confrontation Between South Asia’s neighbors since 1999.

New Delhi blames Islamabad for the killing of 26 people-most of them tourists-in the resort of Kashmir Indian managers. Paralgam On April 22, which led to days of missile exchanges and drones between the two nuclear powers, before they agreed on the ceasefire.

Pakistan rejected India’s allegations.

“India has been injured by an unprecedented attack on India’s spirit, a attack that took place in Bahajam, which shook every Indian,” said Superiya Sole, a parliamentarian of the opposition National Congress Party, who led the Indian representatives team to visit Doha.

“Preventive Diplomacy”

Its team is one of the seven by the Moody government to more than 30 countries in the “Awareness Program” to the “sensitivity” of other governments in Pakistan Alleged support To “terrorist groups” accused of carrying out many deadly attacks in Kashmir and other parts of India for decades. Delegations consist of retired deputies and diplomats.

The Soleil team fell in the Qatari capital on Saturday evening and held discussions with Gulf state officials for two days before heading to South Africa on Tuesday. Representatives will also visit Ethiopia and Egypt.

In his speech to reporters during a press conference held by the Indian delegation at a hotel on the beach in Doha on Monday, Soleil said that their goal is to “create a global opinion” against Pakistan. She insisted that there is “adequate evidence” that links Pakistan to kill Bahasam, as the attackers chose the men and then got acquainted with them by religion before shooting them.

The resistance (TRF), which is a relatively unknown group, has been called for the Indian agencies.

India accuses Pakistan by using groups such as allowing the support of the armed separatist movement in the Indian director Kashmir. Multiple governments, including the United States and India, also accuse the Pakistan -based armed armed groups based in Pakistan’s attacks in Indian cities, away from Kashmir.

“We do not differentiate between a terrorist and terrorist state.”

Pakistan says it only provides diplomatic and moral support for the Kashmiri separatist movement. Although it accepts that Mumbai’s 2008 attacks, in which more than 160 people were killed, may have been planned from Pakistan, it insists that the country’s government and army He had no role.

India and Pakistan control parts of Kashmir, while China also runs two fragments in the region. India claims Kashmir, while Pakistan claims that the part -controlled part, but not the region that China maintains, is not its ally.

Manish Tiwari, a parliamentarian of the opposition Congress Party and the former Federal Minister, said that the goal of Indian delegations is to tell the world that Pakistan is “still the” global terrorism center. “

He said: “India does not distinguish between the semi-exclusive actors and the country that has generated this. Over the past four and a half decades, there is documented evidence provided to the international community-and to Pakistan-that terrorism emanates from their soil.”

“There are no votes”

In the days after the ceasefire, some critics of the Moody government – including the major Congress commander whose comments were implemented at an Indian news port last week – questioned the New Delhi diplomacy on the crisis. Although India insists that the truce was bilaterally accessible, US President Donald Trump has repeatedly insisted that he and his administration mediates the ceasefire.

India, as a policy issue, has long been arguing that its conflicts with Pakistan are purely bilateral and that there is no space to intervene in the third party. India has also long tried to build its relations with the world, regardless of the Indian Pakistani tensions. Critics have argued that Trump’s comments and the recent crisis have undermined both Indian positions.

But he asked about criticism from the leader of Congress that the delegations that were transferred from all parties were transferred all over the world as a “exercise that controls damage” after India became “connected” with Pakistan, which risks the internationalization of the Kashmir issue, “at all.”

Anand Sharma, another deputy in Congress and the Federal Minister, said, “Every party has a party that has its ideology, perspective and opinions.

“We are in complete solidarity with the decisions taken by the government,” he added.

In response to a question about Doha’s visit, Soleil said that the Qatari government is standing with India in “tolerance of terrorism.”

“The response of Qatari officials to our offers was very encouraging,” Rudi added.

Sayed Akbarin, a former diplomat who was previously the permanent representative of India of the United Nations, is also a member of the Indian delegation. When Al -Jazeera asked him whether their plan to attack Pakistan on global platforms risk making Kashmir a multilateral issue, “The conflicts are normal between countries.”

He added: “What we object to is the use of underground terrorist methods to try to pay an agenda that you cannot do through traditional methods, and this is a problem.”

“What terrorism we do is just killing people, because killing people is part of it, but it aims to undermine our social harmony, and aims to stop our economic momentum, and it focuses on undermining our democratic spirit.”

Anurag Thakur, a parliamentarian of the Bharatia Jatata Party and the former Federal Minister, said Kashmir still represents a bilateral issue between the two neighbor of South Asia.

He told Al -Jazeera: “Kashmir between India and Pakistan. We are very clear about it,” he told Al -Jazeera.