74 years of stigma removed in just 30 minutes*

*74 years of stigma removed in just 30 minutes*
India was suffering from a poisonous insect for the last 74 years, whose name is *United Nations Military Observer Group* UNMO *United Nations Military Observer*
  Now the government has abolished it.
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar played a very important role in this. In just 30 minutes this entire committee was ordered to leave India within the next ten days!

India has shown the way out of India to the UN Military Observer Group, a committee of the United Nations!
  This committee was working in India since 1948 and was keeping a close watch on the attitude of India and Pakistan, especially India itself, on the Kashmir issue.
   India was bearing all the expenses of working, traveling, living, eating, getting up and down!

  This committee had given very strong statements against India. He tried to declare Kashmir a trilateral issue rather than a bilateral one and also made serious allegations against India such as "India is obstructing the work of the United Nations Military Observer Group between us, India and Pakistan so that the committee does not function properly. Could".

The committee did not stop here… He further said “The amount that India gives us does not cover our expenses.
So India will have to increase our allowances and expenses and India will have to pay for it!”

It so happened that the dog we had kept was eating ours and was barking at us and had even started biting.
On this the Government of India only said to him: "We have suffered a lot because of your drama. Now you leave from here immediately". “There is no place left for you in India!”
  In just 30 minutes, the Modi government canceled his visa and asked him to leave India and go to his country immediately...
Within the next 10 days!!!
  For the last 74 years, India was bearing the expenses of more than 40 of these people,
Who have now been exiled!

99% of the public would not be aware that a British team was ruling India till today.
Today the Indian government has uprooted the last pillar of the British from India.

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