PM Modi US Visit: US President Joe Biden on Thursday (June 22), along with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, warned Pakistan to act against terrorists. Issuing a joint statement, the two leaders demanded action against Pakistan-based terrorist groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed.
In their joint statement, Joe Biden and Prime Minister Modi strongly condemned Pakistan for cross-border terrorism and insidious terrorist activities. He asked Pakistan to act against the terrorists as soon as possible and said that no area under Pakistani control should be used for terrorist attacks.
This Demand From Pakistan Regarding The 2008 Mumbai Attacks
India and America also demanded severe punishment from Pakistan for the conspirators of the 2008 Mumbai attacks. Under the leadership of PM Modi, giving a befitting reply to Pakistan, India took a tough stand against terrorism by conducting air strikes after the 2019 Pulwama terror attack.
The US has historically had good relations with Pakistan but has criticized Pakistan for the growing ties between the Taliban and Islamabad’s powerful military. While America’s relations with India are improving, on the other hand, the Biden government has distanced itself from Pakistan after America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021.
India and America Expressed Concern Over Myanmar
India and America have expressed deep concern about the deteriorating situation of Myanmar apart from Pakistan. Recently, the Myanmar Army announced that the country’s power will be in their hands. Also, the army has taken many leaders, including Aung San Suu Kyi, into custody. Expressing concern over this, India and the US have demanded the release of all those arbitrarily detained from Myanmar. Along with this, he has also demanded to negotiate constructively and establish an inclusive federal democratic system.
