PM Khan says India’s nuclear weapons controlled by ‘Hindu supremacists’

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday questioned the safety of India’s nuclear arsenal, saying they had fallen into the hands of a Hindu nationalist government that was deeply inspired by Germany’s Nazi Party which was responsible for taking Europe to one of its biggest wars in history.
“The World must … seriously consider the safety & security of India’s nuclear arsenal in the control of the fascist, racist Hindu Supremacist Modi Govt,” he said in a Twitter post. “This is an issue that impacts not just the region but the world.”
Khan’s statement came only two days after India’s Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said New Delhi could revisit its “no first use” policy on nuclear weapons. His assertion was widely reported by international media outlets that viewed it as a veiled threat to Pakistan.
Tensions have been mounting between the two South Asian nuclear-armed nations since Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government decided to integrate Jammu and Kashmir with the rest of the Indian union. The administration in New Delhi also confined the residents of the disputed region to their homes, cutting them off from the rest of the world by terminating phone and Internet services.
“India has been captured, as Germany had been captured by Nazis, by a fascist, racist Hindu Supremacist ideology & leadership,” Khan said. “This threatens 9m Kashmiris under siege in IOK [Indian Occupied Kashmir] for over 2 weeks which [should] have sent alarm bells ringing across the world with UN Observers being sent there.”
He continued that “the threat also extends to Pakistan, the minorities in India & in fact the very fabric of Nehru & Gandhi’s India. One can simply Google to understand the link between the Nazi ideology & ethnic cleansing & genocide ideology of the RSS-BJP Founding Fathers.”
“World must take note as this genie is out of the bottle & the doctrine of hate & genocide, with RSS goons on the rampage, will spread unless the international community acts now to stop it,” he added.