We are all for good relations of trade and commerce with all European countries but we won't let them interfere in our internal matters. The church pastor has clarified this publicly.ĮU should mind its own business and keep off what is happening in a non-Christian, non-abrahamic country. Sold out missionary media reported otherwise due to EU pumping money into them. So, EU will threaten us church attacks as their beating stick to disgrace India on International forums.Great!įirst of all, who the fck is EU to tell us what is happening in our country? The so-called attacks on Church were the following:ġ- first case police arrested the accused all 5 who planted saffron flags were christians paid to do this due to upcoming elections.Ģ- second case police caught miscreants who had a drinking bet.ģ- third case, there was a short circuit in a church that caught fire. Our stand is similar as always,we are neutral or friendly to Russia. Why would we do that?It is for Russia and Ukraine to settle that matter themselves. We believe that anywhere in the world, it is important for political leaders to be very aware of the explosive potential of religious divisiveness and Prime Minister Modi's comments yesterday were I think manifestations of that kind of concern,' he said at a media interaction. 'We know that there are elements of discomfort resulting from radical statements by different individuals and groups. India has been adopting a cautious approach on the Ukraine issue and has not said anything against Russia.Īsked about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comments yesterday about the recent church attacks, the EU Ambassador welcomed them and said the remarks were in line with India's Constitution. The US and Western powers have accused Russia of violating the ceasefire agreement on Ukraine and threatened of more sanctions. He said the 28-member rpt 28-member European Union will welcome any involvement and engagement of India in resolving the issue. 'We hope that India, in its interactions with Russia, should express concerns with regard to territorial integrity (of Ukraine), with regard to maintenance of ceasefire agreements that was agreed upon,' Cravinho said. 'India's privileged relations with Russia and longstanding relationship with it should build the basis for promotion of a greater understanding (on the issue).

NEW DELHI: The European Union on Wednesday pitched for India's engagement to resolve the Ukraine crisis, saying it can use its privileged relations with Russia to persuade the country to abide by international laws as well as the ceasefire agreement.Įuropean Union Ambassador Joao Cravinho said India can play an important role in finding a peaceful solution to the Ukraine crisis on which Western countries have threatened Russia of more sanctions if it fails to deescalate the tension. Ukraine issue: EU wants India to leverage ties with Russia

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