Bilawal Bhutto: Relationships between India and Pakistan continue to be sour. However, given how badly Pakistan’s economy has been hammered, India’s support has now become crucial. The Government of Pakistan has frequently proposed holding discussions with India for this reason. Additionally, this is now being connected to Bilawal Bhutto, Pakistan’s foreign minister, visiting India. A Pakistani minister will set foot on Indian land for the first visit since the year 2014 at this time. He will take part in the SCO foreign ministers’ meeting here.
What is India’s POV on Pakistan
Bilawal Bhutto, the foreign minister of Pakistan, will attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit on May 4 and 5, according to Mumtaz Baloch, a spokesperson for the foreign ministry. The Indian Foreign Minister, S. Jaishankar, had asked him for this reason, and if he accepted, he would visit India. Goa will serve as the location for this gathering of foreign ministers. India’s position on this is remains clear, notwithstanding Pakistan’s persistent attempts to enhance trade and relations with India. There won’t be any negotiations, India makes it abundantly plain, until and until Pakistan takes significant action against terrorism. In addition, India does not want to establish any relations with the neighbouring countries until the ongoing terrorist incidents in Kashmir are under control. Since there is proof that Pakistan was involved in every terrorist attack in the valley.
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Kashmir- The Biggest Topic
Friendship between Pakistan and India is especially challenging because Pakistan has consistently brought up restoring 370. Up to this point, Pakistan has continued to sing the Kashmir hymn. There have recently been declarations from Pakistani ministers and the administration that there would not be discussions with India on a single platform unless Article 370, which grants Kashmir special status, is abolished. It will be interesting to observe, though, if Pakistan brings up Kashmir at the SCO summit that will take place in Goa. Friendship between the two nations can begin on this basis if Pakistan does not bring up Kashmir. Despite the small likelihood of this.
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Anti-India image of Bilawal Bhutto Zardari
Bilawal Bhutto, the foreign minister of Pakistan, is renowned for making odd claims. Bhutto has frequently expressed hatred for India. His remarks on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi have caused quite a stir. He remarked, “I want to tell India that Osama is dead, but the butcher of Gujarat is still alive,” in reference to Osama bin Laden in America. Who is India’s prime minister? whose arrival the United States had forbidden. After Bhutto made this speech, there were ferocious protests, and India fiercely denounced it.
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