Jaishankar’s clear message on Indo-Pak cricket, what did the External Affairs Minister say?

New Delhi:Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ramiz Raja had said that if the Asia Cup is removed from Pakistan, or If India does not come, then Pakistan may consider withdrawing from the World Cup.There is a lot of doubt about India-Pakistan cricket. Although the political and diplomatic relations of the two countries are at a low, they play matches when they face each other in big tournaments. However, there is uncertainty about Pakistan’s participation in the 50-over World Cup to be held in India next year.

Because, the BCCI is demanding that the Asia Cup be held in a neutral country instead of Pakistan. In this situation, India has opened up about Indo-Pak cricket. External Affairs Minister S. Jashayankar. The foreign minister said, “The tournament will continue to come. You are aware of the government’s position. Let’s see what’s going to happen. ’”I want to say that we should never accept that a country has the right to terrorism.

We can’t legitimize it. And for that, international pressure must be maintained on the country. This pressure will continue if the victims of terrorism raise their voice. We have had a lot of bloodshed because of terrorism. That’s why we have to lead it.