‘Pakistan’s Stock-In-Trade’: India Slams Asim Munir Over Nuke Threat Made From ‘Soil Of Friendly Country’ | India News

On Monday, India hit Pakistan on the nuclear threat of Field Marshal Asim Munir from US territory. Reacting to media queries, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that Munir’s words are not responsible for such interpretations and that the international community could draw its own consequences. India also said that this would not give any nuclear blackmail and will continue to take steps to protect national security.

India’s reaction

MEA responded to media queries, “Our attention, while visiting the United States by Pakistani Army personnel was drawn attention to his statements.

“The international community can also draw its own consequences on irresponsibility in the nature of such explanations, which strengthen the good doubts about the integrity of the nuclear command and the integrity of control in a state where the army holds hand in hand with terrorist groups.” He said.

“It is sad that these words are made from the territory of a friendly third country,” the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is strucking the use of American territory to threaten India. He said.

“India has already stated that it will not surrender to nuclear blackmail. We will continue to take all the necessary steps to protect our national security.” He said.

Munir’s statement

Marshal Syed Asim Munir, the Chief of Pakistani Army visiting the USA, said that if he continues the construction of the dam in India’s Indus River, he would defend the water rights of Islamabad at all costs. Munir reported Kashmir’s anti -Indian discourse, which describes Pakistan as “Jugular Ven”, not the internal issue of India, but a Pakistani -based media organization Ary News, indicating that an unresolved international issue is an unresolved international issue.

Munir also said that Pakistan is a nuclear state and that if he faces an existential threat, he would take half of the world with him. “We are a nuclear nation. If we think we’re falling, we’ll download half of the world with us.”