The rejection of Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on the “neutral” offer to the terrorist attack of Pahalgam, the leader of the Shashi Tharoor Congress on Sunday, hit “human costs for people to return”.
During the conversation with or in the Kerala’s Thiruvananthapuram Tharoor, he said, “… when the government wants to send a strong signal that normal relationships are no longer possible, ordinary human beings have inevitably become victims … Indus Water is rather a symbolic gesture at this point.”
Tharoor spoke of the amount of measures that the Cabinet Committee for Safety (CCS) accepted after a terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s district Pahalgam, who killed 26 people and injured several more 22.
Given the cross -border bonds of the terrorist attack, CCS 23 April, Indus Waters organized a 1960 contract with immediate effect and abolished the visa issued by Pakistani nationals within the Saarc visa (SVES). declaration.
Tharoor refuses to offer the probe of Pakistan
Congress leader in a sharp response to Pakistani Prime Minister said he is not interested in participating in Islamabad in any investigation. He rejected Pakistan’s offer Shehbaz Sharif with a “neutral” probe to attack Pahalgam by saying, “You are not requesting the murderer to explore his own murders,” the press agency reported.
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Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday expressed his willingness to participate in the “neutral, transparent and trusted” probes in the terrorist attack of Pahalgam, Dawn said.
PM SHARIF said, “Continuation of the responsible country is Pakistan open to participating in a neutral, transparent and trusted investigation.”
“Human cost … ‘
Tharoror, while expressing concerns about Pakistani nationals to leave India, said, “Human costs for people to be forced to come back are sad”.
“Human costs to be forced to return are sad. Patients will have to return here in the middle of their treatment. There are spouses and wives over the borders. There are complicated cases where a parent has a passport in one country while a child has a passport.
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According to the Hindustan Times report, several Indian women married with Pakistani nationals were left at the Attari-Wagah border after they were stopped by the exceeding border. The CCS closed the Attari-Wagah boundary and directed those who exceeded the valid accompaniment to return this way before 1 May 2025.
The report said that Washin Yahangir, 38, came to India with his sister and two nieces about a month ago for the treatment of asthma. While Yahangir and her sister were forbidden to cross the border, their daughters, who are Pakistani nationals, were sent back, the report said.
“My husbands and two sons are waiting for me across the border. Pakistan gave me half the nationality. I have all the documents, but I was stopped,” said Jahangir HT.
Wajida Khan, another Indian national, was also stopped by BSF authorities after she saw an Indian passport. She said HT: “I got married in Pakistan 10 years ago. I have two children aged 7 and 8 years, both Pakistan’s nationals. After I was stopped, I had to send them home alone.”
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