New Delhi: The leader of the Senior Congress P Chidambaram on Wednesday said it was too early to congratulate the UN Security Council who adopted a resolution in Afghanistan, and warned that the possibility of the Chinese axis, Pakistan and Afghanistan controlled by the Taliban was reason to worry.
His statement came after the UN Security Council, under the presidency of India, adopted a strong resolution demanding that the Afghanistan region was not accustomed to threatening the country or terrorist shelter and that it expects the Taliban to obey the commitment made safely regarding.
And orderly departing from Afghanistan and all foreign nationals.
Reacting to development, Chidambaram said the government would congratulate the UNSC resolution adopted in Afghanistan.
“‘Resolution’ has two meanings.
The first is that the problem has been ‘resolved’ or settled Indian satisfaction.
That’s not what happened at UNSC.
The second meaning is that we have placed our desire on paper and get some others.
To sign paper That! That was what happened at UNSC yesterday, “said the former Union Minister on Twitter.
Too preterm to congratulate ourselves, Chidambaram said.
The possibility of Chinese shaft, Pakistan and Afghanistan controlled by the Taliban is a reason to worry, he warns.
The Security Council on Monday adopted a resolution sponsored by France, England and the US with 13 members voting, no one opposed and its members who held Veto, Russia and China Abstain.
This is the first resolution adopted by the strong Council of the nation about the situation in Afghanistan after the takeover of Kabul by the Taliban and came on the last day of the Indian presidency from the Security Council for August.