Two months after the Taliban militants took over the power of Afghanistan, India has prepared to give a befitting reply to Pakistan. According to media reports, on the Afghanistan issue, India will host a meeting at the National Security Advisor (NSA) level in Delhi in November, which the Pakistani NSA has also been invited to attend.
According to the sources, India has accepted the invitation to participate in the talks in Moscow, the capital of Russia. Along with this, India has decided to convene an NSA-level meeting in November on the Afghanistan issue. National security advisers of many countries including Russia and Pakistan have been invited to this meeting.
According to the sources, it is believed that China, Iran, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan have also been invited to attend the NSA level meeting to be organized by India in November. The meeting will be chaired by India's NSA Ajit Doval. The humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan and the issue of human rights are likely to be discussed in this meeting.
According to the report, Pakistani sources have confirmed the invitation from India to Pak NSA Moeed Yusuf last week. It has been said in the report that if Pakistani NSA Moeed Yusuf comes to Delhi to attend this meeting. India will also raise the issue of cross-border terrorism and target the killing of terrorists in J&K before him.
However, in this meeting, Pakistan's support to Taliban militants in Afghanistan and the exercise to get their government recognized by the global community is also likely to be discussed. The reason for this is that Pakistan has been helping Taliban terrorists from the very beginning. Although the Taliban representative has not been invited to attend the meeting. It has been invited for the meeting to be held in Moscow on October 20 this month, which will also be attended by Indian NSA Ajit Doval.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi has confirmed that India has been invited to attend the Moscow format meeting on the Afghanistan issue. On the other hand, the Taliban have also confirmed their participation in this meeting. The Moscow format was established in the year 2017, which includes Russia, Afghanistan, India, Iran, China, and Pakistan.
