Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, who is currently leading a all-party delegation abroad, attacked Pakistan and China to prevent Lashkar-e-Tabiba’s “The Resistance Front” (TRF) from being named in the UNSC statement. Tharoor alleged that Pakistan, “With the support of its friends in China”, ensures that a press statement made by the United Nations Security Council is not the name in front.
Talking to the Brazilian President’s Special Advisor to the Special Advisor, Cellaso Amorim, Tharoor said that India tried to raise the issue of resistance front to the late-supported terrorist group several times before the United Nations Ban Committee, but the action was stopped in Pakistan with the support of China.
Tharoor said, “Late (Lashkar-e-Tabiba) called the front resistance Front,” We are reporting about resistance to the United Nations restrictions, after time. He (TRF) claimed credit for murders, and the next day he reiterated the claim. “
Attacking Pakistan and Beijing, the Congress MP said, “When India encouraged our friends to mention the resistance front in the press statement, which was issued by the Security Council, the Government of Pakistan, the Government of Pakistan, is sorry to say that, with the support of its friend in China, the names were taken out, so there is not even a reference.”
Tahrur is part of an all-party delegation to spread the message between other MPs, to travel to dozens of countries and to spread the message behind India’s operation Sindor and terrorism.
During his conversation with Ambassador Amorim in Brazil, a senior Congress leader said that India’s fight is against terrorism which is being used as a state policy. He also told how the funeral of the terrorists killed in Operation Sindoor was attended by senior police and military officers in Pakistan.
Tharur, while holding a picture of one of these funerals, said, “When we attacked those terrorist bases on 7 May, one of these sites organized by Hafiz Abdur Rauf had a funeral, which is a figure nominated by the United Nations. See who is participating in the funeral – police and the uniform officers of military officers of Pakistan.
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