Tractors, not tanks, can be seen in Republic Day parade in India: Foreign Minister

Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said that today, the Republic Day of India is being celebrated as Black Day. Today there are protests all over the world.

He said that India has taken away the identity given to Kashmiris under the constitution. Shah Mehmood Qureshi said that Kashmiris are protesting that their basic constitutional rights have been taken away. Today, the international media and organizations working for the protection of human rights are exposing the grave human rights violations and Indian atrocities in Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

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The Foreign Minister said that today in the Republic Day parade in India, not tanks but tractors are visible. Today, Indian farmers are marching towards Delhi. The state of India’s economy has deteriorated due to the negative policies of the Indian government. Minorities in India today feel insecure. Muslims, Bengalis and Dalits are not safe in India today. Shah Mehmood Qureshi said that black laws are being implemented in India instead of democracy. In today’s India, secularism seems to be suppressing and Hindutva thinking is emerging.

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He said that with India’s attitude, all its neighbors are angry. India has changed with Nepal, China and Bangladesh. Due to this attitude, India is rapidly moving away from its neighbors.

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