‘Peace cannot be unilateral’, Celina Jaitley reacts to Breaking PAK ceasefire, questions raised on IMF funding

Mumbai: The ceasefire between India and Pakistan has been announced on Saturday. Despite this, Pakistan is violating it a few hours later and sent drones to border areas including Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab and Gujarat. People criticized Pakistan for violating the ceasefire. Many Bollywood celebs also reacted to ceasefire’s violation of ceasefire by Pakistan. Now India, who has consistently reacted to India Pakistan stress, has made her side with vigor.

Celina Jaitley, while talking to AyraNews24x7 Shosha, has used strict words for Pakistan. He said that peace cannot be one -sided. He said, “The value of the ceasefire is only when it is played honestly. It cannot become a convenient break to resume the struggle.”

Celina Jaitley also talked to the IMF on misuse of one billion dollar funding received by Pakistan. He said that India had disagreed over Pakistan’s funding. These money was given to Pakistan for economic reform and climate for programs. The IMF got the financial assistance of Pakistani. At the same time, the world should also monitor which money is being used for.

Celina Jaitley’s father Colonel Vikram Kumar Jaitley and Dada Colonel Eric Francil have worked in the Indian Army. Celina said, “Without transparency, such funds pose the risk of promoting the same terrorist networks that destabilize our region. India pays a heavy price for this double -faced diplomacy. Our soldiers shed bleeding while the world sheds blood. Peace should be started with accountability and appropriate works.”

Celina Jaitley said that she lives in Austria with her husband and children. He said that she has been affected by the news of attacks and visuals of Pakistan’s attacks on India. He said, “I could not sleep for many nights. I cried after seeing the heart -wrenching footage of those 26 families who lost their loved ones in the cruel attacks. His pain, every scream, every tricolor wrapped in the coffin.

Celina Jaitley further said, “No one can extend the hand of a friendship with a weapon in the other hand. We want peace but we will never bend in front of terror. Our soldiers are ready to protect our sovereignty, and as citizens, we should also remain united and strong. As my father, Colonel Vikram Kumar Jaitley, SM, often used to say, ‘If you want to honor an Indian,’ if you want to honor such yes.'”