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When S. Jaishankar arrives, how the face of Pakistani PM and his Foreign Minister blossoms. Both of them welcome each other with smiles and talk to them. Then before proceeding towards the meeting, Pakistani PM Shahbaz Sharif tells Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, let’s get pictures clicked.
Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar is currently in Pakistan and has come there to attend the SCO meeting. Ever since the Indian Foreign Minister has arrived on Pakistani soil, only he has been discussed in this meeting. The biggest thing is that more than the SCO meeting, there is discussion about how Pakistan is welcoming the Indian Foreign Minister. That is why Pakistan is seen giving special preference to India on every occasion. Be it dinner or SCO meeting, the Pakistani PM extended his hand after seeing Foreign Minister S Jaishankar. From this it is clearly understood that Pakistan wants to improve its relations with India. That’s why when the pictures of the SCO meeting came out, it was clearly visible how the face of Pakistani PM and his Foreign Minister blossomed when S Jaishankar arrived. Both of them welcome each other with smiles and talk to them. Then before proceeding towards the meeting, Pakistani PM Shahbaz Sharif tells Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, let’s get pictures clicked.
Then Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar reaches the place where the photographs are to be taken along with the Pakistani PM. During this time too, the Prime Minister of Pakistan once again extends his hand towards the Foreign Minister of India and he shakes hands with him. Obviously, Pakistan is repeatedly trying to convey the message that it is eager to make friends with India and the same gesture is also being displayed by the Prime Minister of Pakistan. But India has said one thing clearly that terror and friendship and talks cannot go together. Pakistan will have to stand against terrorism. Voice will have to be added to the voice of India. In case of Kashmir also he will have to vacate PoK. Only then can relationships improve. Otherwise India has made it clear that it has no interest in Pakistan.
Before Jaishankar left for Pakistan, India said it was actively involved in various mechanisms of the SCO. Pakistan is hosting a two-day conference of the Council of Heads of Government (CHG) of the SCO on October 15 and 16. The Ministry of External Affairs said that the SCO CHG meeting is held annually and focuses on the trade and economic agenda of the organization. She said that External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will represent India at the conference. India is actively involved in the SCO framework, including through several mechanisms and initiatives. Aam Aadmi Party’s national convenor Arvind Kejriwal launched AAP’s ‘Jan Sampark Abhiyaan’ at the party headquarters.
