In his location to the UN General Assembly a week ago, Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad commented that India was "attacking and possessing" Jammu and Kashmir and that it must understand the issue with Pakistan through exchange.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) Friday communicated lament over Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad comment at the United Nations that India was "attacking and possessing" Jammu and Kashmir and that it must understand the issue with Pakistan through discourse.
MEA representative Raveesh Kumar said the Malaysian government must abstain from making such comments in perspective on the relations shared between the two countries.
"Jammu and Kashmir marked the Instrument of Accession like all other august states. Pakistan attacked and unlawfully involved pieces of the state. The Government of Malaysia should remember the well disposed relations between the two nations and halt from making such comments," Kumar said.
In his location to the UN General Assembly a week ago, Mohamad had said that there might be explanations behind India's activity in J&K "however it is still off-base." Despite UN goals, he included, J&K has been "attacked and involved. India should work with Pakistan to determine this issue."
The MEA representative likewise took on Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for bringing the Kashmir issue up in the Assembly and requiring a goals among India and Pakistan.
"All together for the Kashmiri individuals to take a gander at a protected future together with their Pakistani and Indian neighbors, it is basic to tackle the issue through exchange and based on equity and value, however not through crash," Erdogan had said.
Reacting to this, Kumar told columnists, "We call upon the Turkey government to get a legitimate comprehension of the circumstance on the ground before they own any further expressions on this issue. It is an issue which is totally inward to India."
Kumar additionally pummeled Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's "provocative and reckless explanations" in UNGA. "I figure he doesn't have a clue how to direct universal connections. The most genuine thing is that he gave an open call for jihad against India which isn't typical," he said.
On Khan's cases that Islamabad had the help of 52 nations on the Kashmir issue, Kumar said Pakistan was "making up the quantity of nations supporting them".
Strains among India and Pakistan raised as far back as New Delhi, on August 5, annulled the arrangements of Article 370, accordingly denying the unique status to J&K.
While India has kept up that J&K is an inside issue, nations, for example, Pakistan, China, Malaysia and Turkey raised the issue at the United Nations and required an answer for understand the question.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) Friday communicated lament over Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad comment at the United Nations that India was "attacking and possessing" Jammu and Kashmir and that it must understand the issue with Pakistan through discourse.
MEA representative Raveesh Kumar said the Malaysian government must abstain from making such comments in perspective on the relations shared between the two countries.
"Jammu and Kashmir marked the Instrument of Accession like all other august states. Pakistan attacked and unlawfully involved pieces of the state. The Government of Malaysia should remember the well disposed relations between the two nations and halt from making such comments," Kumar said.
In his location to the UN General Assembly a week ago, Mohamad had said that there might be explanations behind India's activity in J&K "however it is still off-base." Despite UN goals, he included, J&K has been "attacked and involved. India should work with Pakistan to determine this issue."
The MEA representative likewise took on Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for bringing the Kashmir issue up in the Assembly and requiring a goals among India and Pakistan.
"All together for the Kashmiri individuals to take a gander at a protected future together with their Pakistani and Indian neighbors, it is basic to tackle the issue through exchange and based on equity and value, however not through crash," Erdogan had said.
Reacting to this, Kumar told columnists, "We call upon the Turkey government to get a legitimate comprehension of the circumstance on the ground before they own any further expressions on this issue. It is an issue which is totally inward to India."
Kumar additionally pummeled Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's "provocative and reckless explanations" in UNGA. "I figure he doesn't have a clue how to direct universal connections. The most genuine thing is that he gave an open call for jihad against India which isn't typical," he said.
On Khan's cases that Islamabad had the help of 52 nations on the Kashmir issue, Kumar said Pakistan was "making up the quantity of nations supporting them".
Strains among India and Pakistan raised as far back as New Delhi, on August 5, annulled the arrangements of Article 370, accordingly denying the unique status to J&K.
While India has kept up that J&K is an inside issue, nations, for example, Pakistan, China, Malaysia and Turkey raised the issue at the United Nations and required an answer for understand the question.
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