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• Foreign Minister of Afghanistan Maulvi Aamir Khan Muttiki visit India
• ‘Jammu and Kashmir is an integral state of India’
• Afghanistan will not allow the use of terrorist activities to be used for terrorist activities

India-Chafanistan News: Afghan Foreign Minister Maulvi Aamir Khan Muttiki was on a visit to India. During his visit, a statement from Aamir Muttaki has triggered a stir in Pakistan. Aamir Khan Muttaki has made the statement that ‘Jammu and Kamir is an integral state of India’. Their statement has suffered a good blow to Pakistan

A joint statement issued between India and Afghanistan has brought new dimensions between the two countries and a new chapter of bilateral cooperation has begun. However, Pakistan has expressed strong displeasure over the statement. With this statement, Pakistan has been somewhat lonely internationally. Pakistan has attacked the statement on its sovereignty. There is talk that increasing strategies and financial support between the two countries can also change the diplomatic equations in the area.

This is the first visit of India to a high -level Afghan leader after coming to power in the 5th. Afghan Foreign Minister Maulvi Amir Khan Muttaki has visited India from October 7 to 8. Aamir Muttiki and Indian Foreign Minister S. After the discussion between Jayashankar, a joint statement was issued on October 7. The statement emphasized regional peace, cooperation and mutual trust against terrorism. At the same time, Jammu and Kashmir was referred to as part of India in the statement, which made Pakistan angered.

Pakistan registered strong protest

An angry Pakistan, who was angry with the India-Afghanistan joint statement, called for an Afghan ambassador in Islamabad expressed his displeasure. The Pakistani Foreign Ministry has issued a statement saying that describing Jammu and Kashmir as part of India is an open violation of the UN Security Council resolutions. Pakistan also objected to the Afghan Foreign Minister’s statement that terrorism is an internal question of Pakistan. Pakistan claimed that it was constantly giving information to the Afghan government about terrorist groups plotting from the land of Afghanistan.

India-Afghanistan deal

In a joint statement issued by India and Afghanistan, both countries have taken a strong stand against terrorism. Afghanistan has assured India that it will not be allowed to use its terrorist for any terrorist activities against India. The two countries have strongly condemned all terrorist actions.

India has announced many projects for the development of health sector in Afghanistan. These include setting up a Thalassemia center in Indira Gandhi Child Health Institute in Kabul, diagnostic laboratories, hospitals and obstetric health clinics in various provinces. After the visit, Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaki said that the future of India-Afghanistan relations was “bright and mutual”.