Turkiye on Wednesday denied the media reports that he was trying to spread radicalism or terror in India and some other countries. The Turkish government’s Information and Communications Department issued a statement saying that all these news are false, misleading and spread without any evidence.
The statement said that some media reports are claiming that Turkiye has links with the terrorist attacks in India and that he helps terrorist organizations financially, politically or otherwise. But these claims are completely wrong. This is a propaganda campaign, the aim of which is to harm the mutual relations between India and Turkey.
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Turkey rejected the talk of spreading fundamentalism
Turkiye clearly said that he has nothing to do with spreading fundamentalism in India or any other country. Let us tell you that this statement of Turkiye came at a time when there was a massive explosion in a car near Red Fort metro station in Delhi on Monday evening. The blast occurred when the vehicle was stopped at a traffic signal.
The suspects had gone on a trip to Turkey
12 people died and many were injured in the blast. Later investigation revealed that the two main suspects of the blast had gone on a trip to Turkey some time ago. For this reason, Turkiye’s name started appearing in the media. However, Turkiye has described these allegations as completely false and baseless and said that he has no connection with this matter.
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