Indian PM Modi makes indirect complain to US President Trump against Pakistani PM Imran Khan
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*ISLAMABAD - Indian PM Modi makes indirect complain to US President Trump against Pakistani PM Imran Khan.*
*A few days after Prime Minister Imran Khan had a telephonic conversation with US presdent Donald Trump over the situation in Kashmir, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi telephoned the US president and said that “extreme rhetoric against India” was not conducive to peace, the India Today link.*
According to the report, PM Modi made an indirect reference to PM Khan’s “extreme rhetoric against India” during his telephonic conversation with president Trump.
“In the context of the regional situation, PM Narendra Modi stated that extreme rhetoric and incitement to anti-India violence by certain leaders in the region was not conducive to peace,” a tweet by PM Modi’s office said.
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Prime Minister @narendramodi link had a telephone conversation today with @POTUS link H.E. Mr. Donald Trump. Their thirty-minute conversation covered bilateral and regional matters and was marked by the warmth and cordiality which characterises the relations between the two leaders.
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In the context of the regional situation, PM @narendramodi link stated that extreme rhetoric and incitement to anti-India violence by certain leaders in the region was not conducive to peace. 5,933 link 7:37 PM - Aug 19, 2019 link Twitter Ads info and privacy link
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On August 16, PM Khan had discussed with president Trump the deteriorating situation in Indian-administered Kashmir.
“Today (Khan) has talked to President Trump. Views were exchanged on the situation in the region and particularly the situation in occupied Kashmir,” Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi had said at a press conference.
President Trump, according to deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley, conveyed the importance of Pakistan and India reducing tensions through bilateral dialogue regarding the situation in occupied Kashmir.
