In a progression of tweets two days in the wake of neglecting to get the United Nations to hold an open and formal gathering on Jammu and Kashmir, Khan said the Narendra Modi government represented a danger to Pakistan and the area.
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan attacked the Indian government on Sunday, scrutinizing the wellbeing of New Delhi's atomic weapons arms stockpile and encouraging the worldwide network to venture in. In a progression of tweets two days in the wake of neglecting to get the United Nations to hold an open and formal gathering on Jammu and Kashmir, Khan said the Narendra Modi government represented a danger to Pakistan and the area.
He likewise made a roundabout reference to the National Register of Citizens, right now continuous in Assam to get rid of supposed unlawful foreigners, and said that minorities were under danger under the Indian government.
"The world should likewise truly think about the wellbeing and security of India's atomic stockpile in the control of the extremist, bigot Hindu Supremacist Modi government. This is an issue that effects the locale as well as the world," he tweeted.
Khan's remark came two days after Union safeguard serve Rajnath Singh alluded to a reconsider of India's no-first-utilize atomic strategy. At a shut entryway meeting of the UN Security Council on Friday, Pakistan had ended up detached with help just from its everything climate partner China. India's agent to the UN, Syed Akbaruddin, had said there was across the board acknowledgment of New Delhi's promise to manage Kashmir respectively.
Khan said the decision Bharatiya Janata Party, and its ideological source, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, had a "tenet of despise" that would spread until the worldwide network acted; he additionally condemned the Supreme Court-observed NRC work out, saying 4,000,000 Indian Muslims face detainment camps and wiping out of citizenship. "The world must observe as this genie is out of the jug," he included.
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