President Erdogan and Kashmir Issues
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Erdogan is surely aware of India’s sensitivities against multilateralizing the Kashmir issue but made the offer almost as if going through the motions. Everyone knows that he has his own challenges inside Turkey notwithstanding that he won the controversial referendum on April 16 giving him sweeping powers. As a strongman himself he should know that Prime Minister Modi is not about to give him any quarter on an issue which informs the very core of the latter’s ideology. So what’s the point of making the offer?
Turkey President Erdogan inside his country’s did so many casualties and people have no right to raise their voice. Human rights situations worst in Turkey and it is the best corridor for terrorism. He is now going to suggest to India and raising the controversial issues between India and Pakistan. He made the remarks and raises the issues differently and definitely he has agenda to help the Pakistan. Why the Indian authority not protesting his offer instantly? Did he visit India to the favor of Pakistan?
What Erdogan did after April-16:
- 42,767 people in the Ministry of Education including 21,738 suspended government workers and 21,029 public staff education members
- 8,777 Ministry of Interior personnel
- 2,745 judges and prosecutors have been listed for detention
- 3,000 soldiers — including 87 generals
- 1,577 university deans have been asked to resign
- 1,389 military personnel from the Turkish Armed Forces
- 3,672 officials removed in the Presidency of Religious Affairs
- 673 staff members at the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Stockbreeding
- 599 officials from the Family and Social Policies Ministry
- 560 Ministry of Science, Industry and Technology personnel
- 529 Ministry of Transportation officials
- 500 officials at the Ministry of Finance
- 300 Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources staff
- 300 TRT employees
- 257 officials removed from duty in the Prime Minister’s Office
- 265 Ministry of Youth and Sports workers
- 262 military judges and prosecutors
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