New Delhi: The ongoing tension between India and Pakistan has once again come into discussion during the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit. Let us tell you, this time the matter is not about any statement or meeting, but about a picture shared on social media. It is alleged that the Prime Minister’s Office of Pakistan edited and posted the group photo of SCO leaders, in which the pictures of Prime Minister Narendra Modi have been cropped. Due to these pictures, a huge discussion has started on social media regarding this attitude of Pakistan.
When and where was this picture taken
In fact, during the SCO conference in Bishkek on Tuesday, the leaders of the member countries had a group photo taken together. Leaders of all 10 countries are seen in the real picture. But in the picture shared by Pakistan, PM Modi and some other leaders were removed, while Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif was kept in the middle of the picture.
People caught the trick on social media
As soon as this post from Pakistan surfaced, social media users started comparing the picture with the original photo. Along with this, many people have shown the difference between the two pictures by posting the full picture shared by PM Modi. After this, many questions were raised regarding the digital team of the Prime Minister’s Office of Pakistan.
Let us tell you, the matter was not limited to photos only. People have also raised questions on a video of the SCO meeting shared from the official social media account of Shahbaz Sharif. Regarding the video, it is being claimed that PM Modi has been removed from it also.
Modi-Jinping and Putin met
During the SCO summit, PM Modi also met Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The three leaders greeted each other and talked for some time. On the other hand, Shehbaz Sharif was also seen talking to Putin.
PM Modi’s direct message on terrorism
PM Modi also gave a strong message on the issue of terrorism in the SCO conference. Without naming any country, he said that a strict message should be given against those who make terrorism a part of their policy. He stressed the need to eliminate the funding of terrorism and its entire network. Relations between the two countries are already tense after the Pahalgam terrorist attack and the subsequent military confrontation between India and Pakistan. In such a situation, people are keeping an eye on every activity of both the countries during the SCO Summit.
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