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PM Imran: Extremist agenda of Modi govt threat to peace in region

F.P. Report

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that the Narendra Modi government is a real and present threat to peace in the region deploring that all religious minorities in India have been targeted with impunity by the Hindutva groups while asking the international community to take notice of the extremist ideology of the BJP-led government.

In his tweet on Monday, Prime Minister Imran Khan said: “Under the extremist ideology of the BJP Modi govt, all religious minorities in India have been targeted with impunity by Hindutva groups. The extremist agenda of the Modi govt is a real and present threat to peace in our region.”

“The continuing silence of Modi govt on the call at an extremist Hindutva summit in Dec for genocide of minorities in India, especially the 200 million Muslim community, begs the question whether the BJP govt supports this call. It is high time international community took note & acted.”

The Frontier Post

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