Pakistan on verge of cut up, Balochistan will be a new nation: Goa CM Pramod Sawant | India News

PANAJI: Pakistan is on the verge of splitting into two as Balochistan makes its ultimate push in direction of independence, Goa CM Pramod Sawant predicted to a gathering of BJP staff on Sunday. He additionally reassured them that PM Narendra Modi would “100% take revenge on Pakistan” for the April 22 Pahalgam assault.
Sawant stated that not like Pakistan, the place the inhabitants of Hindus had been declining, India’s Muslim group was rising.
“Muslims stayed back in India after Partition and we have since seen their population increasing. We have no issues with them. We are a secular country. Hindus, Muslims and Christians maintain communal harmony and stay together peacefully in the country.”
He prompt Pakistan’s compelled insularity had since paved the best way for one more cut up. “Bharat was one country. After it was divided, India and Pakistan were formed. In 1971, Pakistan was divided into two countries, and a new country Bangladesh was born. Again, a new country called Balochistan is likely to be born.”
Balochistan, the most important and among the many extra backward provinces of Pakistan, has been at battle with Islamabad, with Balochs claiming their territory was forcibly annexed.
Referring to the assaults on Kashmiri pandits within the Nineteen Nineties that led to their exodus from J&Okay, the CM stated it was solely attainable as a result of politicians of that period tolerated terrorism. He stated Congress was in govt for nearly 60 years however by no means took a stand towards terrorists.
“Think why they (Congress) are in this situation – because they have never worked in the interest of the country but for themselves. This is the first time the people of India have realised it,” he stated.
“Modi is not like them… he won’t tolerate,” Sawant stated. “Govt has already asked Pakistani nationals to leave the country and it will not allow them to enter India till Pakistan stops terrorism.” He stated three Pakistani nationals who had been residing in Goa on short-term visas had since left the nation.