Jaishankar on US envoy's remarks on Pannun case
In reaction to the US envoy's views on the subject, External Affairs minister S jaishankar stated that the government is still looking into the suspected murderous plan of Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.
As an ambassador, the US will state what he believes to be the government's view. My government's stance is that we are looking into some material that has been supplied to us in this specific situation, according to S. Jaishankar.
According to S jaishankar, the investigation involves India's own security concerns.
"It is something we are investigating as we believe our own national security interests are involved in that investigation," he stated.
Therefore, we would be happy to discuss the investigation as soon as we have anything to say about it. We don't have anything else to say at this time other than the fact that an inquiry is ongoing," he continued.
According to S jaishankar, the investigation involves India's own security concerns.
"It is something we are investigating as we believe our own national security interests are involved in that investigation," he stated.
Therefore, we would be happy to discuss the investigation as soon as we have anything to say about it. We don't have anything else to say at this time other than the fact that an inquiry is ongoing," he continued.
An indian individual was accused by US authorities last year for allegedly cooperating with an indian government official and consenting to pay an assassin $1,000,000 to assassinate terrorist Pannun, who was stationed in New York and supported Khalistan.
The US ambassador to India, Eric Garcetti, stated in a recent interview that the two nations have been collaborating on the probe. But in a sharply worded remark, he stated that there should be no crossing of the figurative red line between the two nations.
American and Canadian people both recognise Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, an indian terrorist.
The US ambassador to India, Eric Garcetti, stated in a recent interview that the two nations have been collaborating on the probe. But in a sharply worded remark, he stated that there should be no crossing of the figurative red line between the two nations.
American and Canadian people both recognise Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, an indian terrorist.