NEW YORK: Punjab Governor Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar on Sunday said that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was creating war hysteria to win upcoming general elections in his country and added that Pakistan would not let him play havoc with the regional peace.
He said this during a meeting with Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the UN Maleeha Lodhi in New York.
Muhammad Sarwar said that India stood isolated before the world community as its brutalities in Kashmir had been exposed and entire world admired Pakistan’s stance on the regional peace and stability.
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He said unprovoked Indian shelling on the civilian population across the line of control (LoC) was a cowardly act of terrorism. The governor urged the United Nations and other international institutions to take notice of the Indian firing.
The governor urged the UN to resolve Kashmir issue in the light of Security Council’s resolutions. He said Pakistan will continue to extend diplomatic support to the Kashmiries in the Occupied Kashmir.
Maleeha Lodhi briefed the governor on the recent developments in the UN regarding Indian aggression across the LOC She also shared the details of her meetings and dialogue with the UN representatives and the other diplomats on the issue.
