Indo-Pak tension: ‘Leader to take credit for everything’, Congress leader Tharoor rained on Donald Trump

Shashi Tharore on Trump: Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Monday criticized US President Donald Trump for a “arbitration” statement between India and Pakistan and said that he is “a leader willing to take credit for anything”. He also said that Trump made a wrong comparison between India and Pakistan and it is a shocking thing to be told a victim and a criminal as the same. When asked about the announcement of Trump on peace arbitration after the request of Pakistan’s DGMO, the Lok Sabha member said to the ‘PTI video’, “I see him as a special politician who wants to take credit for anything.” He said, “The Government of India probably said that if they want to take credit, we have made them take them, but we have made it clear that we have made it clear that the DGMO’s DGMO’s DGMO has made it clear that they have made their Indians who want to take credit. Contacted the counterpart at 3:35 pm (Saturday) at 3:35 pm and it did not take us long to say yes because we never wanted a long war. “The MP from Thiruvananthapuram said,” We made it clear on 7 May that what we did in exchange for Pahalgam is the action to target terrorist hideouts and we did not want that we have started a message for a long time … Is, if you react, we will react. ”He clarified that he is expressing his opinion as an MP. Tharoor said, “I don’t think Trump should have said in any way that the Kashmir dispute has been internationalized due to American participation.” We also do not accept that there is any kind of dispute, Kashmir is an integral part of India … We do not want internationalization of this dispute. Sibal also said that the Prime Minister did not even say how agreed with Pakistan to stop military enmity. The MP said, “We all appreciate the courage of the armed forces. People of the country salute them to give a befitting reply to Pakistan. Whenever such a terrorist attack (Pahalgam) will take place, our army will give a befitting reply.” Sibal told the media here, “Some questions arise from the Prime Minister’s address. He neither mentioned America’s nor President Trump. Modi did not mention Trump’s remarks- Sibal Rajya Sabha member said, “He (Trump) claimed that ‘America mediation in the ceasefire’ and we have been talking to India and Pakistan for the last 48 hours.” Referring to Trump’s comment, Sibal said that Modi did not say anything on this either. He said, “He (Modi) said that we have established a new dimension with ‘Operation Sindoor’. Yes, for the first time in the history of India, a third country intervened in our case and asked us to decide what to do. You do not even tell how this consent (with Pakistan) became. ”Also read -“ Nuclear blackmail will not bear India ‘, Prime Minister Modi warned Pakistan again after Operation Sindoor

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