'My problem only with Pak govt, ISI': Gautam Gambhir on why he helped 6-year-old girl get Indian visa

Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) MP Gautam Gambhir took another dig towards the Pakistan government on Saturday over their incapability to condemn terrorism.

The former Team India cricketer in his latest list of good deeds helped organise visa for a Pakistani girl and her parents in order to undergo heart surgery in India. 

It is a norm for the residents of our neighbouring country to come to India in order to get treatment for such serious ailments given the advanced medical expertise Indian doctors have and due to the presence of the latest equipment. 

The cost of the surgery in India is comparatively low which is why it has become a medical hotspot for foreigners who are looking for to undergo any sort of treatments.

Gambhir while speaking to ANI said how he has always been against the Pakistan government, ISI and the terrorist outfits in the neighbouring country and also how he is happy to help the girl getting her treatment in India.

"I have always maintained one thing that I have problem with Pakistan govt, ISI & the terrorist outfits that are there in Pakistan, but if the 6-year-old girl can get treated in India, what better can happen," Gambhir said. 

"I requested EAM & I am thankful that he has accepted the request and granted the visa. I am thankful to the PM & Home Minister too. Hopefully, she can get treated well."

Earlier in the day, Gambhir posted a tweet which included a letter from S Jaishankar, the Minister of External Affairs, ordering the Indian embassy in Pakistan to grant the girl and her family the visa which they applied for.