Faltu shouting, says minister V K Singh on Pak army chief's threat

September 07, 2015 20:04

The only issue with Pakistan is to get back parts of Jammu and Kashmir under its illegal occupation, Minister of State in PMO Jitendra Singh said today, hitting back at Pakistan army chief Gen Raheel Sharif's comments that Kashmir is an "unfinished agenda'.

Singh emphasised that Jammu and Kashmir was and will remain the integral part of India. "If there is any subject related to Jammu and Kashmir and Pakistan it is how the parts of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir can be again included in India."

Former army chief and Union minister Gen VK Singh said, "Wo Pakistan key army chief hai na, unko Pakistan ke andar rasgulle khaane hain. Unko bolne do jo bolte hain." He described the threat by Pakistan as "faltu shouting".

His comments came after the Pakistan army chief called Kashmir an unfinished agenda and warned of unbearable damage in case of a long or short misadventure.

If the enemy ever resorts to any misadventure, regardless of its size and scale short or long it will have to pay an unbearable cost, he said in his address at a special event in Rawalpindi to mark the 50th anniversary of the 1965 war with India.

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