Was Pakistan’s Field Marshal General Munir invited to US military parade? White House reveals the truth

The White House denies the claims of Asim Munir being invited as a guest in the 250th Army anniversary parade of US. Read more on Dynamite News

New Delhi: On Saturday, June 14, two important events took place simultaneously in the US—President Donald Trump's birthday and the 250th anniversary of the founding of the US Army.

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On this occasion, a grand military parade was organized in Washington, DC, reports Dynamite News correspondent. Many prominent military and political figures, including Trump, took part in it.

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More than 6,000 soldiers, more than 150 military vehicles, and 50 fighter planes were involved in this event.  The parade is estimated to cost around Rs 350 crore, which also received criticism within the country.

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Controversy over claim of inviting Pakistani Army Chief

Amid this grand event, a major political controversy arose when Congress leader Jairam Ramesh claimed on social media that Pakistani Army Chief General Asim Munir was invited as a special guest in this parade.

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He called it a strategic and diplomatic setback for India and said that this is the same general who had earlier made anti-India statements.

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The White House denies

On Sunday, the White House issued an official statement and clarified these claims. It said, "No foreign military officials were invited to the military parade." The White House called Jairam Ramesh's claim "false and misleading."

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BJP's response

After the White House statement, the BJP accused Jairam Ramesh of spreading misinformation without verifying facts and doing negative politics against Prime Minister Modi.

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BJP IT cell chief Amit Malviya called it another attempt by the Congress to harm India-US relations. Stay tuned to Dynamite News for further updates.

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