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Owaisi demanded Pakistan to be brought back to FATF Grey list and said that it would be in the interest of world peace that the rogue nation is brought under control.

Owaisi exposes Pakistan in Algeria (PTI Image)
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Saturday likened the ideology of Pakistani terrorists to that of Al-Qaeda and said that they believe they have a “religious sanction" to kill others in the name of religion.
Citing Pakistan’s sponsorship of terrorism across the globe, Owaisi said that it is in the interest of world peace to bring back the rogue nation back to the FATF Grey list.
His remarks came while addressing in Algeria, where the all-party delegation visited as part of the Centre’s global outreach to expose Pakistan and present India’s stance against terrorism.
#WATCH | Algiers, Algeria | AIMIM chief and MP Asaduddin Owaisi says, “…Pakistan is the epicentre of Takfirism and there is no difference in ideology between the terrorist groups in Pakistan and Daesh and Al-Qaeda. They believe that they have a religious sanction, which is… pic.twitter.com/yXkNSkk4Qd— ANI (@ANI) May 31, 2025
“Pakistan is the epicentre of Takfirism and there is no difference in ideology between the terrorist groups in Pakistan and Daesh and Al-Qaeda. They believe that they have a religious sanction, which is completely wrong. Islam does not allow the killing of any person, and unfortunately, that is their ideology," he said.
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Ashesh Mallick is a Sub-Editor with over three years of experience in news writing, video production. He primarily covers national news, politics and global affairs. You can follow him on Twitter: @MallickAshes...Read More
Ashesh Mallick is a Sub-Editor with over three years of experience in news writing, video production. He primarily covers national news, politics and global affairs. You can follow him on Twitter: @MallickAshes...
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