S Jaishankar Stated That The Radical, Extremist Khalistani Ideology Isn’t Always Desirable For India Or Its Allies

S Jaishankar stated that the radical, extremist Khalistani ideology isn’t always desirable for India or its allies.

Foreign Minister S Jaishankar adversarial Khalistanis from allied nations, stated- `radical ideology isn’t always desirable’.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday stated that the radical, extremist Khalistani ideology isn’t always desirable for India or its allies just like the US, UK, Canada and Australia.

Speaking to journalists at the sidelines of the BJP’s outreach campaign, Jaishankar stated the authorities might absorb the problem of pro-Khalistan posters which have been a part of a current rally held in Canada.

Requested now no longer to provide area to Khalistanis.

The minister stated, “We have asked our companion nations like Canada, America, Britain and Australia, wherein Khalistani sports every now and then take area, now no longer to provide area to Khalistanis.

Because their (Khalistanis’) radical, extremist wondering neither Good for us, neither for them nor for our relationship.”

“We will deal with the canadian authorities regarding the rally taken in solidaritry with khalistani supporters.I assume it’d have passed off with the aid of using now,” the overseas minister stated.

Photo of Talwinder Parmar, accused withinside the 1985 Air India plane bombings, visible at a pro-Khalistan rally in Canada to glorify him.

The overseas minister’s comments got here after reviews of posters informing pro-Khalistan citizens of a rally in Canada were circulated.

This has raised worries for the Indian authorities because the posters threatened India’s ambassador and consulate preferred in Toronto.

Let us let you know that during March this year, Khalistan supporters protested outdoor the Indian Embassy in Canada.

They raised pro-Khalistan slogans and allegedly assaulted Indian-foundation reporters gift at the spot.

NIT Delhi: ‘Youth is liked by all’, why did External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar quip the students?

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar interacted with the students of NIT Delhi on Monday.

The External Affairs Minister said that no country can move forward without adopting technology and research and development.

Foreign Minister Jaishankar took a pinch.

Let us inform that on the completion of nine years of the BJP government under the leadership of PM Modi, the External Affairs Minister was addressing this program.

During this, a student asked him which life he likes best. On this, the Foreign Minister quipped that everyone likes youth.