Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that the world should realise serious threats posed to the regional peace by the supremacist Hindu group Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) that has taken over the nuclear armed country India with a 'mad ideology'.
In an address to the 56th Convention of Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) in Houston via a video link on Sunday, the Prime Minister said that West needs to understand the ideology of Indian extremist party Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) that believes India belongs to Hindus only.
He said that the whole India is under the control of that extremist ideology, threatening the very fabric of Indian society, as all minorities were being systematically targeted.
"Terrorism has nothing to do with religion. Why are Muslims always considered as suspects? Muslim places of worship were also attacked in Europe," he said. The Prime Minister said Pakistan is facing the RSS supremacist threat which has engulfed India, a nuclear armed country with a population of over one billion people.
He also referred to the recent development in India's Assam region where 1.9 million minorities, including the Muslims, are being stripped of their nationality.
Imran Khan said that the Christians are forcibly converted to Hinduism and their churches are attacked in India, while the Sikh community would soon face such a scenario. "The Muslims have no rights in India and that thing did not stop here. I have serious concerns for the future of 200 million Muslim in India. The RSS genie has come out of the bottle and would not return back," he said.
The Prime Minister said that the former Indian home minister, in his public statement, had admitted that RSS terrorists were trained in camps and it had about four million members.
The prime minister once again made the international community to realise its responsibility in resolving the Kashmir issue. He said, "The dispute had put the two nuclear armed countries face to face with each other after the Indian government's unilateral and illegal action in Occupied Jammu and Kashmir." "It might resort to any misadventure or attack inside Pakistan for diverting the international community's attention from its gross human rights abuses, carnage and bloodshed in the Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IOJ&K)," he said.
The Prime Minister cautioned the world to realise the consequences of such a conflict which would not be like something happened in Rwanda or Bosnia as both the countries were nuclear armed and in case of any aggression, Pakistan would retaliate in a befitting manner.
The Prime Minister said that the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) was requested to play its role, besides he would raise the issue at the upcoming United Nations General Assembly session in New York.
He said that the Indian government clamped curfew in the IOJ&K, which entered into 28th day to suppress the Kashmiri struggle for freedom and self-determination as mandated by the UN Security Council (UNSC) resolutions.
The Primer Minister said that about nine million people were under curfew and there is complete communication shut down, media blackout whereas people were picked up forcibly. Around 8,000 Kashmiris were in prisons and about 4,000 were taken out of the valley, he said.
"Kashmiri leadership has been arrested and even Indian opposition leaders were barred from entering the occupied Kashmir. No news is coming out. About nine hundred thousand India soldiers were deployed in the Occupied Kashmir. And all this is happening in the 21st century," he added.
The Prime Minister said that Narendra Modi's government had annexed Kashmir, which was a disputed territory. "The UN Security Council resolutions had given the Kashmiris the right to decide their own destiny through plebiscite. The UNSC resolutions still stand and we will raise the issue of Kashmir at this forum," he added.
The BJP government, he said, annulled its own constitution, by scrapping Article 370, which gave a special status to the IOJ&K, besides Article 335A with the aim to change demography of the area by turning Muslims majority into minority.
"It is also a violation of Geneva Convention as its Article 49 says that you cannot change the demography of the occupied lands," the Prime Minister stressed.
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