He said “attacking and eliminating terrorism is the new normal for New India”, saying the current ceasefire means “India has been based on its actions and any unfortunate harm, and any misfortune will lead to punitive actions by India”.
Singh accused Pakistan of rebuilding its terrorist infrastructure destroyed by India once again, and Singh urged the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to reconsider its billion-dollar aid to Islamabad and avoid any future support.
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“Pakistan will spend the tax collected from its citizens to give around Rs 14 crore to Masood Azhar, the head of Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist organization, even though he is a UN-designated terrorist. The Pakistan government has also announced financial assistance to rebuild the terror infrastructure of Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed located in Muridke and Bahawalpur,” he said, adding that a large portion of the IMF’s billion dollar aid would go to fund terrorist infrastructure.
He asked: “The IMF will not regard this as indirect funding,” he added. “No financial assistance to Pakistan is less than terrorist funds. The funds granted by India to the International Monetary Fund should not be directly or indirectly established terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan or any other country.” Singh said the IAF was the first to carry out an anti-terrorism campaign, with the air warriors eliminating Pakistan’s terrorist camps and poks in just 23 minutes. He added that during the operation, the IAF not only occupied the dominance of the enemy, but also destroyed them. He said India’s fighter jets were able to hit every corner of Pakistan without crossing the border.
