Hello everyone, I'm Lu Lu. Today, let's talk about China's good brothers exposing India's scars again.
Earlier, Pakistani Prime Minister Shabaz's speech at the United Nations General Assembly once again uncovered India's scars, and Shabaz recalled the outbreak of the Indo-Pakistan air struggle in May this year, saying he had said last year that when the Pakistani territory was violated, the Pakistani side would take decisive action, and the Indo-Pakistan air struggle in May confirmed his claim.
Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz
He stressed that the Pakistani Air Force not only repelled the enemy's offensive, but also "transformed the seven aircraft into debris and ashes" and eventually "left the enemy's face to the ground and the blood-flowing retreat".At the same time, Shabaz noted that Pakistan's foreign policy has always been based on peace, mutual respect and cooperation, and is firmly convinced that the dispute should be settled peacefully through dialogue and diplomatic means, so the conflict was a ceasefire after a few days.
In addition, Shahbaz also said that "we won the war" and now we want to "win peace for the region."
India has always claimed to have "winning this war" and has never admitted that several fighter jets have been shot down in the conflict.So India's claim to Shabaz is very "defensive" and India's first secretary of the permanent delegation to the United Nations, Petar, strongly rejected it, saying it was a "absurd drama show" while denying Pakistan's victory in the conflict.
Petar, First Secretary of India's Permanent Mission to the United Nations
In fact, the weapons used by Pakistan in the conflict caused great concern. The Pakistani side said that the shooting down of the Indian fighter jets was used by Chinese-made J-10C fighter jets and PL-15 missiles. The air war also tested the performance and combat strength of Chinese weapons in real warfare, and the world has a clearer perception of Chinese weapons, which is undoubtedly a positive signal for the international market promotion of Chinese weapons.
After more than four months, Shabaz once again uncovered India's scars in front of nearly 200 countries around the world, which undoubtedly embarrassed Indian Prime Minister Modi. Coupled with the weak rebuttal of the Indian representative at the UN General Assembly this time, Modi lost face.
No water on the meeting site.
However, just as Modi was still having a headache about Shabbas's remarks, another bad news came from India. On the evening of the 27th, a stampede occurred at a political rally in Tamil Nadu, southern India, killing at least 39 people and injuring more than 80 others, including 10 children, and 51 others were in the intensive care unit. Treatment.
The event is a political gathering held by the famous Indian actor Vigger, the purpose of the gathering is for its founded political parties to participate in local elections held at the beginning of next year. Due to poor population management, poor planning and insufficient security measures, some people are blocked by road barriers, and subsequently triggered stumbling incidents.
Indian media that the site was originally planned to accommodate 10,000, but eventually flooded into over 50,000, and lacked basic medical and drinking water facilities.
Indian Prime Minister Modi
The government of the state of Tamil Nadu has ordered an investigation and determined responsibility for the accident, and India’s President Murmouth and Prime Minister Modi have expressed their condolences on social media. Modi also announced that it will provide an alimentation of 200,000 rubles from the Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund for each close relative of the deceased, and that the injured will receive an alimentation of 50,000 rubles.
However, public opinion has accused the Modi government of a basic lack of respect for people’s lives, saying Modi is “money to buy people’s lives” in order to mask the government’s failure, “a miniature of the failure of systematic governance.”
As a matter of fact, there have been frequent stampedes in India in recent years. This year alone, there have been several stampedes, such as the New Delhi railway station accident in February and the Bangalore * tragedy in April, all of which have exposed the government's long-term negligence in the management of large-scale activities, which is undoubtedly another huge blow to Modi's "dream of a big country".