Pakistan's Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto, who is visiting India, has said that relations with India cannot be normal until the situation in Kashmir before August 2019 is restored. He said that India took unilateral actions in Kashmir in 2019. This violated not only international laws but also bilateral relations between the two countries. Bhutto put the responsibility of normalizing the relations between the two countries on India. Actually, in August 2019, India decided to remove Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir. Along with this, the status of the state was withdrawn and the status of Union Territory was given.
Bhutto also said that Pakistan is in the grip of terrorism. We need to act on terrorism. Pakistan is making efforts against terrorism not because of any other country but for its own benefit. We want that the citizens of India and Pakistan should not be affected by terrorism anywhere. We have to work together against terror.
He said that most Pakistanis and Indians want peace between the two countries. We will not become hostages of history. We will make our own history. Bhutto had come to Goa on 4 May to attend the meeting of foreign ministers of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) countries.
Earlier in the SCO meeting, India's Foreign Minister S Jaishankar fiercely surrounded Pakistan on the issue of terrorism. He again raised the issue of cross-border terror. The Foreign Minister said to stop it.
On the other hand, if we talk about India, there is a clear policy regarding relations with Pakistan that until the terror from across the border does not stop, there can be no talks between the two countries.
Terrorism from Pakistan side in Kashmir is not taking the name of stopping. Although India has overcome this to a great extent. Even after this, the terrorists still carry out one or the other incident in the valley. The terrorists in the valley get full support from the Pakistan Army.
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