Pakistan scared of Modi's third term?
Pakistan scared of Modi's third term…?
After the lok sabha elections in india, the nda coalition government is going to be formed under the leadership of prime minister Modi. So far no official statement has come from the pakistan government regarding this election result. On the other hand, prime minister Modi congratulated Shahbaz on the formation of the Shahbaz government. Pakistani media says that the pakistan government assesses that after the formation of the coalition government, bjp can become aggressive on the path of Hindutva. pakistan also assesses that despite the opposition being strong, India's attitude towards Islamabad will not change.
A pakistan government official told the Tribune newspaper that the government's internal assessment is that no change is expected towards pakistan even in the third term of the Modi government in India. He said that issues like poverty, inflation and unemployment had come above Modi's religion-based politics in indian politics this time. The pakistan government has said in its internal assessment that the bjp has managed to get its traditional seats, but regional parties in Uttar Pradesh have cleverly succeeded in defeating the BJP. Apart from this, Muslim voters across the country united against Modi.
pakistan is afraid of this
pakistan said that after this election it has become clear that narendra modi is no longer bigger than bjp and RSS. Once again the era of coalition government has come in India. This time bjp has won by a very small margin. pakistan estimates that Modi will either change his path or adopt an aggressive stance. The Pakistani official said, 'A strong opposition in india can force bjp to go on the path of Hindutva.'
No scope for improvement in India-Pakistan relations
The Pakistani official said that 'there will be no change in domestic and foreign policy in the third term of the Modi government.' Regarding the relations between pakistan and india, the Pakistani official said that india wants pakistan to accept the removal of article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir. In such a situation, the possibility of Modi government holding any talks is negligible.