On Pakistan Split of Split, Balochistan will be a new nation: Goa CM Praode Sawant | Bharat News

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PANAJI: Pakistan is on the verge of dividing into two as Balochistan gives its final push towards independence, Goa CM Praode Sawant predicted a gathering of BJP workers on Sunday. He also assured him that PM Narendra Modi will “take revenge on Pakistan” for the Pahlgam attack on 22 April “.
Sawant said that unlike Pakistan, where the population of Hindus was declining, the Muslim community of India was growing.
“Muslims have been back in India after partition and we have seen their population growing since then we have no problem with them. We are a secular country. Hindu, Muslim and Christians maintain communal harmony and live together peacefully in the country.”
He suggested that Pakistan’s forced horrors have paved the way for another division. “India was a country. After dividing it, India and Pakistan were formed. In 1971, Pakistan was divided into two countries, and a new country Bangladesh was born. Then, there is a possibility of a new country called Balochistan.”
Balochistan, among the largest and most backward provinces of Pakistan, has been in war with Islamabad, claiming Baloch that his territory was forcibly annexed.
Referring to attacks Kashmiri Pandit Due to his migration from Jammu and Kashmir in the 1990s, CM said it was possible only because the politicians of that era had tolerated terrorism. He said that the Congress was in the government for almost 60 years, but never took a stand against the terrorists.
“Think why they (Congress) are in this position – because they have never worked in the interest of the country, but for themselves. This is the first time the people of India have realized it,” he said.
“Modi is not like him … he will not tolerate,” said Sant. “The government has already asked Pakistani citizens to leave the country and it will not allow them to enter India until Pakistan stops terrorism.” He said that three Pakistani citizens who were living on a short -term visa in Goa had left the country.