In view of the Pulwama terrorist attack, US National Security Advisor John Bolton told his Indian counterpart Ajit Doval that his country supports the right to self-defense of India. At the same time, both sides called for worki…
In view of the Pulwama terrorist attack, US National Security Advisor John Bolton told his Indian counterpart Ajit Doval that his country supports the right to self-defense of India. At the same time, both sides called for working together to ensure that Pakistan stopped building a place for Jaish-e-Mohammed and other terrorist groups.
In New Delhi the Ministry of External Affairs said that Doval and Bolton had a telephone conversation on Friday evening in which they were to hold responsible Pakistan for their duties under UN resolutions and include Jaish-e-Mohammed leader Masood Azhar on the list of global terrorists. Resolved to remove all obstacles to do He said that Bolton supported India's right to defend against cross border terrorism and offered India every possible assistance to punish the culprits of this attack.
The US had called upon the Pakistan-based terrorist organization to express condolences and resentment on the attack carried out in Pulwama. It is worth mentioning that in J & K's Pulwama district on Thursday, a suicide bomber from JEM rammed into a CRPF bus with 100 kilograms of explosives and 40 jawans were killed. Bolton told PTI-language, "I told Ajit Doval today that we support the right to self-defence of India.spoke to him twice this morning, and expressed condolences on behalf of the United States on the terrorist attack. "Bolton said that America is very clear about Pakistan's endorsement of supporting terrorist sanctuaries. "We are quite clear on this and we will continue to talk to Pakistan." Earlier, the White House and Foreign Minister Mike Pompeio had asked Pakistan to stop supporting terrorists' hideouts inside the country. .
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