Saturday, 7 March 2020

[www.keralites.net] Re: [aryayouthgroup] WHICH COUNTRY ALLOWS MIGRANTS FROM OTHER COUNTRIES, FREELY - WHAT ABOUT 58 MUSLIM COUNTRIES

 

For your info there are many countries which admit refugees and illegal immigrants.
One of the countries is Greece. People come through Turkey to Greece, N.Macedonia and nearby countries. The problem has been so great that Greece has been forced to close its doors to immigrants coming through Turkey and this in turn has kicked up some problems between Greece and Turkey.
Last Sep I went to Serbia, Kosovo, N.Macedonia, Greece and Cyprus. I met an illegal immigrant in N.Macedonia from Pakistan. Then there was a Sardarji in Cyprus who took us around in his taxi. He is living with a Moroccan girl and her mother and they have a child - they are not married. The Sardarji is an illegal immigrant.
The world is changing and changing fast whereas people like Mohan are like frogs in a well who think that the whole world is as narrow minded and myopic and xenophobic like themselves..


On Sat, 7 Mar 2020 at 20:24, Mohan Natarajan mohannatarajan2001@yahoo.co.in [aryayouthgroup] <aryayouthgroup@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 

DE AR  ALL

        CAA AGITATIONS - HOW MANY COUNTRIES ALLOW INFILTRATORS AND ILLEGAL
        IMMIGRANTS FREELY INTO THEIR COUNTRIES - NO COUNTRY ALLOWS SUCH
         IMMIGRANTS
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    UK, USA, ARAB COUNTRIES, EUROPE,ETC - ALL CRYING AYO, AYO, INDIA IS

NOT ALLOW MUSLIMS TO COME FREELY FROM OTHER COUNTRIES.  INDIA IS

DISCRIMINATING. MODI IS ANTI-MUSLIM ETC NON-SENSE. THERE ARE NEARLY 4

CRORE ILLEGAL BANGLADESHI MUSLIMS IN INDIA. WHICH COUNTRY CAN

TAKE THESE MUSLIMS AND TREAT THEM AS HONOURABLE CITIZENS.?

I am posting an article as to how our FOREIGN MINISTER answered on matters relating to

CAA  

SICKULARUDDINS WILL NEVER TALK ON THIS.

N Mohan



'Getting to know who our friends really are': EAM Jaishankar on global reaction over Delhi Riots and CAA

"Show me one country in the world that says everyone in the world is welcomed. Look at the Americans, look at Europeans..." the minister defended the citizenship act


Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar

 Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar (File Photo)

Amid a myriad of global reactions and international media coverage over the contentious Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the Delhi Riots, Union Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar said that through these reports, India is actually getting to know who its 'friends' really are.

When asked at an event in Delhi about global reactions on CAA and other developments, Jaishankar said, "Maybe we are getting to know, who our friends really are."

External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar at Global Business Summit in Delhi, on being asked 'are we losing our friends(in the world)?: Maybe we are getting to know who our friends really are. (1/2)

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The minister explained, "It is kind of a geopolitical assessment. There was a time when India was very defensive - our capabilities were less, our risks were higher. We mostly adopted a policy of non-interference. We cannot do that anymore. We are the fifth-largest economy in the world. Soon we will become the third-largest. The nature of the world has changed."

He added, "As we get more capable, as our confidence level goes up and as our interest in the world grows, we have to do management in a different way. We have to engage everybody. It is a kind of portfolio management, you spread your bets, and get the best."

Iran has been most vocal in its reaction to the recent developments in India.  Iran's Supreme Leader Imam Sayyid Ali Khamenei and foreign minister Javad Zarif in a tweet condemned the recent developments in India. 

Khamenei in a tweet said, "The hearts of Muslims all over the world are grieving over the massacre of Muslims in India. The govt of India should confront extremist Hindus & their parties & stop the massacre of Muslims in order to prevent India's isolation from the world of Islam."

The Delhi riots issue was also discussed in the British Parliament. Indonesia had raised the matter with the Indian envoy to Jakarta, and protests have taken place in countries like Bangladesh. Even the Democratic presidential candidate in the US, Bernie Sanders, had tweeted about the Delhi Riots, slamming US President Donald Trump for not raising the matter during his visit to India. While talking about his Brussels visit last month when he met 27 foreign ministers of the European Union, Jaishankar said, "The point that we made in CAA.. it can't be in any other case that a government and parliament has the right to set the terms of naturalization and citizenship. Every government and parliament does that". 

The minister further said, "We have a large number of stateless people in this country and we have tried to reduce the number of stateless people through the legislation. That should be appreciated. And we have done it in a way that we don't end up creating a bigger problem for ourselves. Show me one country in the world that says everyone in the world is welcomed. Look at the Americans, look at Europeans."



  
       



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