Senator Markoviecki, a Republican, introduced the bill, which promises India's help in countering China's growing influence and alleged threats from Pakistan.
Washington - A bill against Pakistan and China was presented in the US Senate. In the bill, India's help was promised to deal with the growing influence of China and the alleged threats from Pakistan. A bill introduced by Republican Senator Markoviwicki urges the US to treat India like allies like Israel, Korea, Japan and NATO.
The bill also proposes to stop Pakistan's aid and inform the Congress about the alleged actions against India. The US senator has said in his bill that India is facing increasing aggression from China. Presented in the US Senate. The proposed bill promised India's help in countering China's growing influence and alleged threats from Pakistan.
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It should be noted that even earlier, the US House of Representatives had overwhelmingly voted in favor of an impartial investigation into claims of electoral fraud after the February 8 general elections in Pakistan. The alleged interference in Pakistan's February 2024 elections or The resolution calling for a full and independent investigation into allegations of irregularities was voted 368 to 7 in the US House.
The resolution presented in the US House of Representatives condemns any violation of civil or political rights, including attempts to suppress the participation of the people of Pakistan in democracy, harassment, intimidation, torture, arbitrary detention, restriction of access to the Internet and telecommunications. The violation was condemned. The House's House Resolution 901 stated that it was an expression of support for democracy and human rights in Pakistan.
The resolution also condemned any attempt to subvert Pakistan's political, electoral or judicial processes. The resolution urged the Pakistani government to uphold democratic and electoral institutions, human rights and the rule of law, and Respect the fundamental guarantees of freedom of the press, freedom of assembly and speech of the people
