India’s failure in FATF, another great success of Pakistan on diplomatic front
Islamabad: After the failure in the campaign against Pakistan in the International Monetary Fund (IMF), India has now faced a setback in the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) as well, while Pakistan is on the path of success with confidence of the international community.
According to Kashmir Media Service, the Indian diplomatic delegation has been making every effort to get Pakistan included in the grey list once again in the FATF meeting, however, the meeting has decided to keep Pakistan on reporting instead of keeping it in the grey list.
After the FATF decision, India has completely failed to achieve its objectives. During the meeting, China took a clear stance in favour of Pakistan and supported the relief. Similarly, Turkey and Japan have also fully supported Pakistan. Sources say that after Operation Bunyanum Marsoos, India made every effort to isolate Pakistan diplomatically.
The Indian intelligence secret agency ‘RAW’ has been at the forefront of propaganda against Pakistan and has also established a disinformation lab in New Delhi to defame Pakistan, with the aim of misleading the world about Pakistan.
False and fabricated propaganda against Pakistan is being spread through this disinformation lab. Apart from this, diplomatic delegations of the Indian government have gone to different countries of the world and spread venom against Pakistan everywhere. No country in the world has accepted the narrative of the Indian diplomatic delegation.
India was trying hard to use FATF against Pakistan with the help of Israel, however, the member states of FATF ignored India’s negative propaganda.
Despite all India’s conspiracies, not including Pakistan in the grey list is a great success. Pakistan’s diplomatic position has been continuously strengthening since Operation Bunyanum Marsoos.
The joint efforts of Hindutva and the Zionist lobby have also failed to get Pakistan included in the grey list. This is another brilliant achievement on the diplomatic front for Pakistan.
