India’s Ambassador to Israel JP Singh has said that just as the US had handed over to India to India, one of the leading conspirators of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, Pakistan should be handed over to India to India.
Singh also called upon terrorism to form an international alliance against it, calling it a global threat.
In an interview given to Israeli TV channel ‘I22’ on Monday, Singh said that India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ has been ‘stopped’ against Pakistan, this “is not over”.
He gave complete information about the developments in this regard as to why India had to take action and asked that this campaign was against the terrorist organizations present in Pakistan.
The Indian Ambassador said about the April 22 Pahalgam attack, “The terrorists hit the people on the basis of their religion. He asked him about his religion before killing people and killed 26 innocent people. “
He said, “India’s campaign was against terrorist organizations and their infrastructure but Pakistan took revenge and attacked India’s military establishments.”
Referring to the long list of terrorist attacks carried out by Pakistan in India, Singh said, “The root cause of them is the terrorist organizations Jaish-e-Muhammad and Lashkar-e-Taiba.”
Singh said that Lashkar-e-Taiba was behind the Mumbai attack but his kingpin is still roaming freely. Many Jews were also killed in the Mumbai attack.
The ambassador insisted, “They need to do a very simple thing – when the preamble includes goodwill and friendship, they just need to hand over these terrorists to us.”
The ambassador mentioned that the US recently extradited Rana which was involved in the Mumbai attack. He said that Islamabad can do the same.
He insisted, “When America can hand over these criminals, why can’t Pakistan be handed over?” They just have to hand over Hafiz Saeed, Lakhvi, Sajid Mir and the matter will end. ”
Asked if the consent between the two countries is the ‘end of the case’ for India, he said, “The ceasefire is still going on, but we have made it clear that the operation vermilion has been stopped, not finished.”
Singh said, “The fight against terrorism will continue. We have established a new general situation and the new general situation is that we will follow the aggressive strategy. Wherever the terrorists are, we have to kill those terrorists and destroy their infrastructure. So it is still not over, but the ceasefire rests. ”
Singh termed India’s attack on Pakistan’s Noor Khan base on 10 May as ‘Game Changer’ and said that this caused panic in Pakistan and his Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) demanded a ceasefire from its Indian counterpart.
On the question of suspension of the Indus Water Treaty (IWT), the Indian Ambassador said that the two major words directing the treaty were never respected, but India has always struggled against the terrorist attacks from Pakistan.
Singh said, “IWT was signed in 1960 and the preamble of the treaty includes two major words- goodwill and friendship …. In the last several years we have seen that we were allowing water to flow and what Pakistan was doing- Ambassador JP Singh has said that just as America handed over a major plot of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack to Pakistan. Hafiz Saeed, Sajid Mir and Zakiur Rahman Lakhvi should be handed over to India.
Singh also called upon terrorism to form an international alliance against it, calling it a global threat.
In an interview given to Israeli TV channel ‘I22’ on Monday, Singh said that India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ has been ‘stopped’ against Pakistan, this “is not over”. He gave complete information about the developments in this regard as to why India had to take action and asked that this campaign was against the terrorist organizations present in Pakistan.
The Indian Ambassador said about the April 22 Pahalgam attack, “The terrorists hit the people on the basis of their religion. He asked him about his religion before killing people and killed 26 innocent people. “
He said, “India’s campaign was against terrorist organizations and their infrastructure but Pakistan took revenge and attacked India’s military establishments.”
Referring to the long list of terrorist attacks carried out by Pakistan in India, Singh said, “The root cause of them is the terrorist organizations Jaish-e-Muhammad and Lashkar-e-Taiba.”
Singh said that Lashkar-e-Taiba was behind the Mumbai attack but his kingpin is still roaming freely. Many Jews were also killed in the Mumbai attack.
The ambassador insisted, “They need to do a very simple thing – when the preamble includes goodwill and friendship, they just need to hand over these terrorists to us.”
The ambassador mentioned that the US recently extradited Rana which was involved in the Mumbai attack. He said that Islamabad can do the same. He insisted, “When America can hand over these criminals, why can’t Pakistan be handed over?” They just have to hand over Hafiz Saeed, Lakhvi, Sajid Mir and the matter will end. ”
Asked if the consent between the two countries is the ‘end of the case’ for India, he said, “The ceasefire is still going on, but we have made it clear that the operation vermilion has been stopped, not finished.”
Singh said, “The fight against terrorism will continue. We have established a new general situation and the new general situation is that we will follow the aggressive strategy. Wherever the terrorists are, we have to kill those terrorists and destroy their infrastructure. So it is still not over, but the ceasefire rests. ”
Singh termed India’s attack on Pakistan’s Noor Khan base on 10 May as ‘Game Changer’ and said that this caused panic in Pakistan and his Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) demanded a ceasefire from its Indian counterpart.
On the question of suspension of the Indus Water Treaty (IWT), the Indian Ambassador said that the two major words directing the treaty were never respected, but India has always struggled against the terrorist attacks from Pakistan.
Singh said, “IWT was signed in 1960 and the preamble of the treaty includes two major words – goodwill and friendship …. In the last several years we have seen that we were allowing water to flow and what Pakistan was doing – they were allowing terrorists (attacks) to happen in the Indian border.”
He said, “There was a lot of disappointment among the people that it could not continue in this way. Our Prime Minister said that blood and water cannot flow together and that is why we decided to postpone this Indus water treaty. ”
The Indian ambassador said, “Terrorism should stop.” Describing terrorism as a global threat, the Indian Ambassador called for more cooperation among the countries facing this challenge.
