“Chor Chor Mausere Bhai”: Gaurav Gupta slams China-Pakistan nexus over J&K remarks
JK News Today
JAMMU, May 27: BJP spokesperson and Convenor, International Affairs, Gaurav Gupta on Wednesday launched a blistering attack on Pakistan and China over their joint statement on Jammu & Kashmir, calling the two countries “chor chor mausere bhai” and accusing them of conspiring against India’s sovereignty through “lies, illegal occupation and propaganda.”
Gupta said the China-Pakistan nexus stands fully exposed before the world, with both nations attempting to interfere in India’s internal affairs while themselves violating international norms and territorial integrity.
“Pakistan is a global hub of terrorism and China is shamelessly backing its anti-India agenda for strategic gains”Both are united in their hatred for India and their illegal designs in Jammu & Kashmir,” Gupta said.
He asserted that Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh are inseparable parts of India and warned that no amount of joint statements, propaganda or diplomatic gimmicks can alter this fact.
“Pakistan first illegally occupied Indian land and now China is trying to legitimise that occupation through CPEC projects in PoJK. India will never tolerate any attempt to compromise its sovereignty. Both countries should remember that Jammu & Kashmir belongs to India and will remain India’s forever,” he said.
Gupta praised the Ministry of External Affairs for issuing a “strong and befitting reply” to Islamabad and Beijing, saying India has once again sent a clear message that third-party interference in Jammu & Kashmir will not be accepted under any circumstances.
He further said Pakistan is repeatedly raising Kashmir to divert global attention from its collapsing economy, political instability and continued patronage of terrorism.
“Instead of spreading propaganda against India, Pakistan should answer why terrorists continue to flourish on its soil. China too must stop acting as a shield for a failed terror state,” Gupta added.
Earlier, the Ministry of External Affairs categorically rejected the references to Jammu & Kashmir in the China-Pakistan joint statement and reiterated that the Union Territories of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh “have been, are and will always remain” integral and inalienable parts of India.
