New Delhi. India said on Thursday that it expects Turkey to pressurize Pakistan not to support cross -border terrorism and play his role in ending Pakistan -backed terror for decades. Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said during the weekly media briefing in New Delhi, “We hope that Turkey will urge Pakistan to stop supporting cross-border terrorism and take reliable action against him for decades. Relations between any two countries are formed based on each other’s concerns.”
Turkey has supported Pakistan’s military aggression towards India under the leadership of President Erdogan.
Taking action against Turkey last week, the Civil Aviation Security Bureau (BCAS) canceled the security approval of Celebi Airport Services India Private Limited, which provided ground handling services at nine airports in the interest of national security.
The order was taken by Turkey a few days after Turkey condemned India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’, which was initiated by Turkey to support Islamabad and to avenge the killing of 26 innocent people in the Pahalgam terror attack. The drones used by Pakistan against India were also demanded from Türkiye. The Indian Army had failed all the drone attacks in Pakistan.
Jaiswal said, “There has been a discussion between the Turkish Embassy and our Foreign Ministry on the Celebi case. But, I think this special decision was taken by civil aviation security, because they have the right to handle security issues.”
During the reign of Erdogan, Turkish secular and Western pro -democracy has moved from democracy to Islamist. In the last few weeks, Islamabad’s military, diplomat and media support has worked to pour ghee in the fire amidst tension with India.
Hours after the Pahalgam attack, Erdogan met Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif. The attack was carried out by The Resistance Front (TRF), an extended group in Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba.
Even after ‘Operation Sindoor’, Erdogan had shown solidarity with Pakistan and condemned India’s airstrikes.
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