Following India standing strong on its viewpoint on talks with Pakistan, NewsMobile Editor-in-Cheif, Saurabh Shukla said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has isolated Pakistan that even it’s best friend China has dumped them now.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the SCO Summit and cleared India’s stand that talks and terror cannot go hand-in-hand with Pakistan.
Speaking at NewsMobile Partner Republic TV’s debate with Arnab Goswami, Saurabh Shukla said that Chinese President Xi Jinping has understood Pakistan’s double game and China’s financial aid to Pakistan will end very soon.
He further added, “India has isolated Pakistan at a global level.”
Confronting one of the panellists from Pakistan, who said Chinese don’t like Indians as both the countries have severe border dispute, he said that China has realized India’s global brand value, and China had also realized that Pakistan has taken them for a ride.
He said PM Modi had asked the Chinese President to tell Pakistan that it needs to shut all the terror factories in its soil, as the terrorists are killing Chinese as well.
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He also said President Xi is coming to India for a summit meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Stepping up his attack on Pakistan, NewsMobile Editor-in-Chief said, nobody wants a Pakistan national at any airport and asked him/her to queue in a separate line, and this is because they are considered as a terrorist because of people like you (Pakistani panelist) and your bosses at Rawalpindi.
He also said that at the SCO summit, Pakistan PM Imran Khan sat in second row because nobody wants to talk to Pakistan. The Pakistan PM was desperate for a meeting with PM Modi because he wanted to take it as a guarantee so that he can tell his people that he is talking to India because India is willing to talk to them.
He further added, “Today Pakistan is desperate to have a dialogue with India so that it can tell the other countries that India is fine to talking to them. Pakistan is bankrupt now.”