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India should support Balochistan separation if Yadav is executed: BJP MP
By News Desk
Published: April 11, 2017
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A member of India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Tuesday said New Delhi should support Balochistan’s separation if Kulbushan Yadav is executed.
“If Pakistan hangs Yadav then India must recognise Balochistan as an independent country,” BJP MP Subramanian Swamy tweeted.
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If Pak hangs Jadhav then India must recognise Baluchistan as an independent country
5:41 AM - 11 Apr 2017
India will go out of its way to save Yadav from death row: Sushma Swaraj
The ultra-right Hindu politician went on to say, “And after Yadav, if Pakistan does another atrocity, Sindh will be seceded out of Pakistan.”
Somnath Banerjee @SBanerjee1298
@Swamy39 That will be a deathblow to **** shitholes
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@SBanerjee1298 : And after Jadhav if Pak does another atrocity then Sindh will be seceded out of Baki-stan
7:55 AM - 11 Apr 2017
Earlier today, Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj called Yadav “a son of India” and warned the Pakistani government “to consider the consequences for our bilateral relationship if they proceed on this matter”.
Further addressing the Parliament, Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh said Yadav has a valid Indian visa, hence cannot be categorised as a spy.
Self-confessed Indian spy awarded death sentence
Identified as Kulbushan Sudhir Yadav, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) agent had been operating in Pakistan disguised as Hussein Mubarak Patel and was tried on charges of espionage and sabotage activities in Pakistan.
Yadav was arrested on March 3 last year during a counter-intelligence operation from the Mashkel area of Balochistan. A few weeks later, the army had released his recorded confessional statement in which he had admitted to have been working for RAW to stoke unrest and instability in Pakistan.
By News Desk
Published: April 11, 2017
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A member of India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Tuesday said New Delhi should support Balochistan’s separation if Kulbushan Yadav is executed.
“If Pakistan hangs Yadav then India must recognise Balochistan as an independent country,” BJP MP Subramanian Swamy tweeted.
Subramanian Swamy
✔@Swamy39
If Pak hangs Jadhav then India must recognise Baluchistan as an independent country
5:41 AM - 11 Apr 2017
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India will go out of its way to save Yadav from death row: Sushma Swaraj
The ultra-right Hindu politician went on to say, “And after Yadav, if Pakistan does another atrocity, Sindh will be seceded out of Pakistan.”
Somnath Banerjee @SBanerjee1298
@Swamy39 That will be a deathblow to **** shitholes
Follow
Subramanian Swamy
✔@Swamy39
@SBanerjee1298 : And after Jadhav if Pak does another atrocity then Sindh will be seceded out of Baki-stan
7:55 AM - 11 Apr 2017
Earlier today, Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj called Yadav “a son of India” and warned the Pakistani government “to consider the consequences for our bilateral relationship if they proceed on this matter”.
Further addressing the Parliament, Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh said Yadav has a valid Indian visa, hence cannot be categorised as a spy.
Self-confessed Indian spy awarded death sentence
Identified as Kulbushan Sudhir Yadav, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) agent had been operating in Pakistan disguised as Hussein Mubarak Patel and was tried on charges of espionage and sabotage activities in Pakistan.
Yadav was arrested on March 3 last year during a counter-intelligence operation from the Mashkel area of Balochistan. A few weeks later, the army had released his recorded confessional statement in which he had admitted to have been working for RAW to stoke unrest and instability in Pakistan.