Pakistan will answer Biden-Modi statement: Kh Asif

Defense Minister Khawaja Asif said that Pakistan will respond to the White House issued a statement issued after the Modi-Biden meeting.

Speaking in the National Assembly, Khawaja Asif said that Washington had blocked Modi’s visa due to the terrorism in Gujarat.

He said Modi’s hands are still stained with the blood of Muslims, Christians, and Sikhs.

“Do not forget the atrocities, Pakistan is still fighting the terrorism left in the wake of the legacy of America’s wars in the region,” he said.

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Joint Statement from the United States and India

President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. and Prime Minister Narendra Modi today affirmed a vision of the United States and India as among the closest partners in the world – a partnership of democracies looking into the 21st century with hope, ambition, and confidence.

The U.S.-India Comprehensive Global and Strategic Partnership is anchored in a new level of trust and mutual understanding and enriched by the warm bonds of family and friendship that inextricably link our countries together.

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Together, we will build an even stronger, diverse U.S.-India partnership that will advance the aspirations of our people for a bright and prosperous future grounded in respect for human rights, and shared principles of democracy, freedom, and the rule of law.

Our cooperation will serve the global good as we work through a range of multilateral and regional groupings – particularly the Quad– to contribute toward a free, open, inclusive, and resilient Indo-Pacific.

No corner of human enterprise is untouched by the partnership between our two great countries, which spans the seas to the stars.