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After SCO meeting in Goa, Bilawal addresses media in Islamabad; calls India visit a 'success

After SCO meeting in Goa, Bilawal addresses media in Islamabad; calls India visit a 'success'

Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari on Friday said his visit to Goa was a "success" as he advocated his country's case on the soil of India.

Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari on Friday said his visit to Goa was a "success" as he advocated his country's case on the soil of India.
His remarks came hours after his Indian counterpart S Jaishankar accused him of being a "promoter, justifier and a spokesperson of a terror industry." Addressing a press conference after his return from Goa where he attended the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation&rsquo;s (SCO) Council of Foreign Ministers (CFM) meeting, Bhutto Zardari said his trip to India was a &ldquo;success&rdquo; as it helped to negate the view that every Muslim was a terrorist.
&ldquo;We made an attempt at breaking this myth,&rdquo; Bhutto-Zardari said.
Jaishankar mounted an offensive against Bhutto-Zardari in his address at the SCO meeting, contending Pakistan foreign minister's statement that terrorism shouldn't be "weaponised for diplomatic point-scoring", in remarks seen as directed at India.
Hours later at a press conference, Jaishankar said Bhutto-Zardari's statement on the weaponisation of terrorism unconsciously revealed a mindset.

Besides, the Indian minister tore into Pakistan and said it is "a promoter, justifier and spokesperson of a terrorism industry which is the mainstay of Pakistan, his positions were called out and countered" including at the meeting.

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Besides, the Indian minister tore into Pakistan and said it is "a promoter, justifier and spokesperson of a terrorism industry which is the mainstay of Pakistan, his positions were called out and countered" including at the meeting.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar addressed a press conference after the SCO Foreign Ministers' meeting held in Panaji, Goa and called out Bilawal Bhutto over Pakistan's double standards on terrorism.
The minister slammed Bhutto for raking up the issue of scrapping Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir during a special conversation with India Today on Friday.&nbsp;
Responding to Bhutto's remark, EAM said 'Article 370 is history, wake up and smell the coffee'
Besides, the Indian minister tore into Pakistan and said it is "a promoter, justifier and spokesperson of a terrorism industry which is the mainstay of Pakistan, his positions were called out and countered" including at the meeting.
With ANI Inputs

According to reports, there is no plan for a bilateral meeting between External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and Bhutto Zardari so far. 

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Pak Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto lands in Goa
Bhutto in India for SCO foreign ministers' summit
First Pakistan foreign minister to visit India since 2011

Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto lands in Goa for SCO summit

According to reports, there is no plan for a bilateral meeting between External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and Bhutto Zardari so far.&nbsp;

Pakistan foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari arrived in Goa on Thursday to attend a conclave of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), in the first such high-level visit to India from the neighbouring country since 2011.
Bhutto Zardari's visit comes amid continued strain in ties between India and Pakistan on a number of issues including Islamabad's continued support to cross-border terrorism.
People familiar with the SCO Council of Foreign Ministers (CFM) conclave preparations said there is no plan for a bilateral meeting between External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and Bhutto Zardari so far as there was no request for it from the Pakistani side.
"On my way to Goa, India. Will be leading the Pakistan delegation at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization CFM. My decision to attend this meeting illustrates Pakistan's strong commitment to the charter of the SCO," Bhutto Zardari tweeted ahead of his arrival here.
"During my visit, which is focused exclusively on the SCO, I look forward to constructive discussions with my counterparts from friendly countries," he said.
The Pakistan foreign minister's visit to India is the first such trip from Islamabad since 2011.&nbsp;

Zardari also fumbled as he went on to refer to India, describing it first as 'our friend' before using the term 'neighbouring' country.

Watch: Pakistan's Bilawal Bhutto fumbles as he describes India as 'our friend' 

Zardari also fumbled as he went on to refer to India, describing it first as 'our friend' before using the term 'neighbouring' country.

Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has admitted that Islamabad faces an 'uphill task' to get the Kashmir issue into the 'centre' of the agenda of the United Nations.
Zardari also fumbled as he went on to refer to India, describing it first as 'our friend' before using the term 'neighbouring' country.
'You're also right to note that we face a particularly uphill task to try and get Kashmir into the centre of the agenda at the United Nations,' Zardari said at a press conference in New York on March 10, responding to a question that drew parallels between the situation in Palestine with Kashmir.
Pakistan rakes up the issue of Jammu and Kashmir at every UN forum and platform, irrespective of the topic or agenda being discussed.
However, it fails to get any traction or support for its agenda from the wider UN membership that considers Kashmir to be a bilateral issue between India and Pakistan.
'And whenever the issue of Kashmir is brought up, our friends within, with.. our friend&hellip; our.. our&hellip; neighbouring countries, strongly object, vociferously object and they perpetuate a post-fact narrative where they try to claim that this is not a dispute for the United Nations, that this is not a disputed territory recognised for the international community,&rdquo; the 34-year-old Pakistani foreign minister said.

It explicitly warned Foreign Minister Bilawal, whose mother former prime minister Benazir Bhutto was killed allegedly by TTP militants in a terrorist attack in 2007.

Pakistani Taliban threatens to target top leaders of Sharif and Bhutto's parties

The banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) on Wednesday threatened to target the top leaders of the two major political parties in the ruling coalition if they continued to support tough measures against the militants.

It explicitly warned Foreign Minister Bilawal, whose mother former prime minister Benazir Bhutto was killed allegedly by TTP militants in a terrorist attack in 2007.

The banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) on Wednesday threatened to target the top leaders of the two major political parties in the ruling coalition if they continued to support tough measures against the militants.
The TTP, which is believed to be close to al-Qaeda, has explicitly warned Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari led Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) - the two major parties of the ruling coalition.
"If these two parties remain firm on their position and continue to be slaves of the army, then action will be taken against their leading people," a statement issued by the militant group said.
The group warned that "people should avoid getting close to such leading people." It claimed that the TTP was only waging what it called "jihad" in Pakistan and "our target is the security agencies occupying the country".
It explicitly warned Foreign Minister Bilawal, whose mother former prime minister Benazir Bhutto was killed allegedly by TTP militants in a terrorist attack in 2007.
"Although Bilawal is still young, this poor man has not yet witnessed the state of war," the statement said, adding that the PPP leader had declared an open war on TTP.
The group also said that it had not taken action against any political party for a long time but "unfortunately&hellip;Bilawal Bhutto Zardari gave the US the status of mother to quench the thirst of his mother's love".
The terrorist outfit also said that Prime Minister Sharif had committed the support of his entire party in the war against TTP to please the US.
The TTP spared the religious political parties, saying there is no scope for action against them in TTP's policy. However, it said that "we also request you (religious parties) to refrain from activities against us." The warning comes just days after the civil-military leadership of the country met under the banner of the National Security Committee and vowed to show "zero tolerance" for terrorism in the country.

"Our enemies and ill-wishers would be well-advised to understand that in India, politics stops when our nation's self-respect is involved," Shashi Tharoor tweeted

Congress leaders come out in support of PM Modi against Bilawal Bhutto

"Our enemies and ill-wishers would be well-advised to understand that in India, politics stops when our nation's self-respect is involved," Shashi Tharoor tweeted

After Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has condemned Bilawal Bhutto's for his remark against Prime Minister Modi. In a tweet, Tharoor said the country stands together when it comes to standing up internationally.
"Our enemies and ill-wishers would be well-advised to understand that in India, politics stops when our nation's self-respect is involved," Shashi Tharoor tweeted on Sunday.
&nbsp;Baghel on Saturday said no one has the right to make such a statement about the Indian Prime Minister. "We have different political ideologies but this is about the nation and Modi is our PM," Baghel commented.
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Protests were held across the country on Saturday against Bilawal's personal attack on PM Modi at the United Nations where India and Pakistan exchanged barbs over the issue of terrorism.
BJP leaders and workers took out marches in various state capitals, burnt Bhutto's effigies, called him a "'vidwesh mantri' (hatred minister)" and demanded he apologises to the 135 crore people of India.

BJP held protests against Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari over his remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi&nbsp;

BJP holds nationwide protests against Pakistan FM Bilawal Bhutto

BJP held protests against Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari over his remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi 

BJP held protests against Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari over his remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi&nbsp;

The BJP held protests across the country on Saturday against Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto's "uncivilized and distasteful" personal attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the party sought to rally support over the issue. BJP leaders and workers took out marches in various state capitals, burnt Bhutto's effigies, called him a "'vidwesh mantri' (hatred minister)" and demanded he apologises to the 135 crore people of India. "India came together to condemn and protest Bhutto's uncivilized and distasteful comment on PM Modi," the party said, adding that protests were held in every state. The Pakistani foreign minister made remarks against PM Modi and slammed the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) after India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar highlighted at the United Nations Security Council meeting Pakistan's support to various terror groups and described the country as the "epicentre of terrorism".

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