Taranjit Singh Sandhu, a member of the all -party delegation, said that the views between the partner countries about Pakistan’s association with terrorism are clear. Sandhu told ANI that there is also concern about the increasing reach between China and Pakistan. Sandhu said that there is clear thinking about Pakistan’s association with terrorism. The role of the Pakistani army, that they provide real power. The views about this are clear that the Pakistani army creates tension abroad to establish its validity in its country. People in the United States are very clear about China … people are worried about the growing reach between China and Pakistan. Pakistan should be careful because despite their propaganda, reality will bother them.
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He said that all the countries in which they went, they wanted to establish relations with India. There was a clear difference between our development -oriented approach and what Pakistan is giving them. In the four countries, there was a clear demand for a strong economic relations with India. A common theme was that they wanted to establish IITs. There is a clear difference between our development -oriented approach and whatever Pakistan is giving them … In all these countries, there was a desire to deepen its existing economic partnership with India … To join them, especially on terrorism, they understood a lot and they strongly supported our situation.
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Meanwhile, the leader of the all-party delegation and Congress MP Shashi Tharoor discussed with the Indo-US strategic partnership, regional security and global cooperation with the United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Tharoor said that he is grateful to the US for his strong commitment to deepen bilateral relations between the two countries. He said that a very good meeting was held with the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee in Capital Hill yesterday. Useful discussion was on to strengthen Indo-US strategic partnership, regional security and global cooperation. I am thankful to the intensive exchange of ideas and their strong commitment to strengthen our bilateral relations.